味辛寒。主面痈肿。皮肤洗洗时痛。肠中血气。破寒热积聚。除惊悸。一名鼠 。
一名石肝。生山谷。
鼠证飞仙。宵游昼掩。蚊蚋睛收。星砂肝敛。幽洞培堆。空阶疏点。天厕星沉。效灵夕
焰。
马志曰。一名飞鼠。苏恭曰。一名仙鼠。拾遗记。太液池傍。起宵游宫。司马相如赋。
门阁
昼掩。李时珍曰。其屎皆蚊蚋眼也。陶弘景曰。一名黑砂星。陈子昂诗。幽洞无留行。王安
石
诗。一株临路雪培堆。陆游诗。疏点空阶雨。步天歌。左足下。四天厕。临厕下。一物天屎
沉。张衡赋。亦有天屎。质黄效灵。梁元帝诗。百枝凝夕焰。
味苦平。主五痔阴蚀。下血赤白。五色血汁不止。阴肿痛引要背。酒煮杀之。生川谷
。
蹄鼠迹。蜷 森森。栗 丛刺。芡裹簇针。跳身虎避。仰腹鹊擒。睥睨蒙美。留豹同
钦。
陶弘景曰。 足似 蹄者佳。鼠迹次之。李时珍曰。蜷 则形如栗房芡房。埤雅。栗有
。自裹。苏辙诗。紫苞青刺攒 毛。晋书传。时人语崔洪。丛生棘刺。酉阳杂俎。鬻刺者
印
上簇针。汉书传。跳身遁者数矣。淮南子。 使虎申。苏恭曰。 恶鹊声。仰腹受啄。淮南
子。天下之美人。若使之蒙 皮。人莫不睥睨而掩鼻。五代史传。王彦章曰。豹死留皮。
味辛，性寒。主治面部痈肿。皮肤感觉寒冷且伴有疼痛。调理肠中的血气。破除寒热邪气形成的积聚。消除惊悸。又名鼠矢（此处指天鼠屎）。又名石肝。生长在山谷中。
[赞曰] 老鼠证飞仙，夜间出游白天隐藏。蚊蚋的眼睛被收聚，星砂般的肝脏收敛。幽深的洞穴堆积着粪便，空寂的台阶上稀疏地点缀着痕迹。如同天上的厕所星辰沉落，傍晚的灵焰显现功效。
马志说：又名飞鼠。苏恭说：又名仙鼠。《拾遗记》记载：太液池旁边，建有宵游宫。司马相如的赋中提到：“门阁昼掩。”李时珍说：它的粪便都是蚊蚋的眼睛。陶弘景说：又名黑砂星。陈子昂的诗写道：“幽洞无留行。”王安石的诗写道：“一株临路雪培堆。”陆游的诗写道：“疏点空阶雨。”《步天歌》记载：在左足下方，有四天厕。临近厕所下方，有一物名为天屎沉。张衡的赋中说：也有天屎，质地黄色，效灵。梁元帝的诗写道：“百枝凝夕焰。”
味苦，性平。主治五种痔疮、阴部蚀烂。便下赤白脓血。五色血汁不止。阴部肿痛牵引腰背。用酒煮后服用以杀灭病邪。生长在川谷中。
[赞曰] 蹄鼠的足迹，蜷缩森森。像栗子一样丛生的刺，像芡实一样包裹簇拥着针。跳跃起身老虎躲避，仰起腹部被喜鹊擒获。斜视蒙蔽美好，留下豹皮同样令人钦佩。
陶弘景说：脚爪像马蹄形状的是佳品。鼠迹次之。李时珍说：蜷缩的形状像栗房和芡房。《埤雅》记载：栗子有刺，自己包裹。苏辙的诗写道：“紫苞青刺攒毛。”《晋书·传》记载：当时的人对崔洪说：“丛生棘刺。”《酉阳杂俎》记载：卖刺的人印上簇针。《汉书·传》记载：跳跃逃跑的情况有很多次。《淮南子》记载：让老虎伸展身体。苏恭说：讨厌喜鹊的声音，仰腹接受啄击。《淮南子》记载：天下美人，如果让他们蒙上皮，人们没有不斜视捂鼻子的。《五代史·传》记载：王彦章说：豹死留皮。
Pungent in flavor, cold in nature. Primarily treats facial carbuncles and swellings. Alleviates the sensation of coldness accompanied by pain in the skin. Regulates blood and qi in the intestines. Breaks up accumulations caused by cold and heat pathogens. Eliminates palpitations and fright. Also known as *Shu Shi* (Mouse Feces, specifically referring to *Tian Shu Shi*). Also known as *Shi Gan* (Stone Liver). Grows in mountain valleys.
[Verse Praise] The mouse rat becomes an immortal, roaming at night and hiding during the day. The eyes of mosquitoes and gnats are gathered; the liver-like star sand is condensed. Deep caves accumulate piles [of feces]; empty steps show sparse spots. Like the stars of the heavenly toilet sinking down, the spiritual evening flame demonstrates efficacy.
Ma Zhi stated: It is also called *Fei Shu* (Flying Mouse). Su Gong stated: It is also called *Xian Shu* (Immortal Mouse). *Shi Yi Ji* records: Beside Taiye Pool, the Xiaoyou Palace was built. Sima Xiangru's fu mentions: "The gates and pavilions are closed during the day." Li Shizhen stated: Its feces are all the eyes of mosquitoes and gnats. Tao Hongjing stated: It is also called *Hei Sha Xing* (Black Sand Star). Chen Zi'ang's poem reads: "In the deep cave, there is no lingering trace." Wang Anshi's poem reads: "One plant beside the road, snow-piled high." Lu You's poem reads: "Sparse spots on the empty steps like rain." *Bu Tian Ge* records: Below the left foot, there are four Heavenly Toilets. Near the toilet, below, there is an object called *Tian Shi Chen*. Zhang Heng's fu states: There is also Heavenly Feces, yellow in quality, demonstrating spirit. Emperor Yuan of Liang's poem reads: "A hundred branches condense the evening flame."
Bitter in flavor, neutral in nature. Primarily treats five types of hemorrhoids, erosion of the yin organs. Passage of red and white bloody discharge. Unstopping of blood juice of five colors. Swelling and pain in the yin organs radiating to the lower back. Boil with wine to destroy the pathogen. Grows in river valleys.
[Verse Praise] Tracks of the hoofed mouse, curled and dense. Prickles clustered like chestnuts, needles bundled like water caltrop husks. Leaping up, tigers retreat; lying on its back, magpies capture it. Glancing sideways obscures beauty; leaving leopard skin earns equal admiration.
Tao Hongjing stated: Those with feet resembling hooves are superior. Mouse tracks are secondary. Li Shizhen stated: When curled, the shape resembles chestnut burrs and water caltrop shells. *Pi Ya* records: Chestnuts have prickles, wrapping themselves. Su Zhe's poem reads: "Purple covers and green prickles gather hair." *Book of Jin* biography records: People of the time said to Cui Hong: "Thorny bristles grow densely." *Youyang Zazu* records: Sellers of prickles print them with clustered needles. *Book of Han* biography records: Cases of leaping away to escape were numerous. *Huainanzi* records: Letting tigers stretch their bodies. Su Gong stated: It dislikes the sound of magpies; lying on its back, it receives pecks. *Huainanzi* records: For a beauty of the world, if covered with skin, people will not fail to glance sideways and cover their noses. *History of the Five Dynasties* biography records: Wang Yanzhang said: When a leopard dies, it leaves its skin.