味辛温。主疽疡。疥搔。热气恶创。癞疾。死肌堕眉。杀痔虫。去黑子息肉。一名垩
灰。生山谷。
灵根椎凿。锻灶薪炊。水蒸濡化。风散灵吹。禁严度酿。涂解填肌。潜藏龙骨。历久探
奇。
刘孝孙诗。高嶂接云根。论衡。以椎系凿。陶弘景曰。近山生青白石。作灶烧之。晋书
传。
荀勖曰。此是劳薪所炊。苏颂曰。又名石 。有二种。风化者。置风中自解。水化者。以水
沃之热蒸而解。扬雄文。从风濡化。王履诗。满山松树送灵吹。陶弘景曰。灰性至烈。以度
酒饮。则腹痛下利。苏恭曰。疗疮生肌。李时珍曰。古墓中锻石。名地龙骨尤佳。王维诗。
探奇不觉远。
味辛。大热。主寒热。鼠 。蚀创死肌。风痹腹中坚。一名青分石。一名立制石。一
名固羊石。出山谷。
山讯皋涂。特生泽乳。朝饲肥蚕。夕陈毒鼠。握雪寒凝。涵星光煦。文鹳营巢。求温庇
处。
山海经。皋涂之山。有白石焉。其名曰 。李时珍曰。石有苍白二种。苍者多特生。吴
普曰
。一名泽乳。郭璞曰。蚕食则肥。鼠食则死。丹房鉴源。握雪 石。盛寒时有髓。李时珍
曰。
石有金星银星等名。俱是一物。但以形色立名。容斋随笔。文鹳伏卵。取石置巢中。以助温
气。列子。避寒求温。高启词。庇处密固。
味辛，性温。主治痈疽疮疡、疥癣瘙痒、热毒引起的恶疮、癞病、死肌脱落眉毛、杀灭痔疮虫、去除黑痣和息肉。又名垩灰。生长在山谷中。
灵根经椎凿加工，在锻灶中用柴火焚烧。水蒸气使其湿润转化，风吹使其灵气散开。经过严格的度量和酿造过程，涂抹后能填补肌肉损伤。如同潜藏的龙骨，历经久远而探寻其奇妙功效。
刘孝孙的诗：“高嶂接云根。”《论衡》中提到：“以椎系凿。”陶弘景说：“近山处生长的青白石，用来烧制灶台并煅烧而成。”《晋书》中有记载。荀勖说：“这是用劳薪（陈旧的柴火）炊煮而成的。”苏颂说：“又名石[注：此处原文可能有误或指代不明，通常指某种特定石材]，有两种。风化者，放置在风中自然分解；水化者，用水浇灌，热气蒸腾而分解。”扬雄的文章中提到：“从风濡化。”王履的诗：“满山松树送灵吹。”陶弘景说：“这种灰的性质非常猛烈，如果用酒送服，会导致腹痛和下利。”苏恭说：治疗疮疡，促进生肌。李时珍说：古墓中的锻石，名为地龙骨的尤其好。王维的诗：“探奇不觉远。”
味辛，大热。主治寒热往来、鼠瘘（淋巴结核）、腐蚀创口的死肌、风痹导致的腹中硬块。又名青分石、立制石、固羊石。出产于山谷中。
山讯皋涂之山，特别生长着泽乳（指该种矿石）。早晨喂养肥蚕，傍晚陈列毒鼠（指其毒性）。手握雪花寒冷凝结，蕴含星光温暖煦照。文鹳在营巢时，寻求温暖庇护之处。
《山海经》记载：“皋涂之山，有白石焉，其名曰[注：此处缺字，应为该石名称]。”李时珍说：“这种石有白色和青色两种。青色者多特生。”吴普说：“又名泽乳。”郭璞说：“蚕吃了它身体肥大，老鼠吃了它会死亡。”《丹房鉴源》提到：“握雪[注：可能指某种操作或形态]石，盛寒时节有髓。”李时珍说：“这种石有金星、银星等名称，都是同一种东西，只是根据颜色和形状来命名。”《容斋随笔》记载：“文鹳伏卵，将石头放在巢中，以辅助温度。”《列子》中提到：“避寒求温。”高启的词：“庇处密固。”
Taste pungent, nature warm. Primarily treats carbuncles and sores (ju yang), scabies and itching (jie sao), malignant ulcers caused by heat-toxin (re qi e chuang), leprosy-like diseases (lai ji), necrotic tissue with eyebrow loss (si ji duo mei), kills hemorrhoid worms (sha zhi chong), removes black spots and polyps (qu hei zi xi rou). Also known as E Hui (Whitewash Ash). Grows in mountain valleys.
Spiritual roots are hammered and chiseled, burned in forging furnaces with firewood. Steam moistens and transforms it, wind disperses its spiritual essence. Subjected to strict measurement and brewing processes, when applied, it fills and repairs muscle tissue. Like hidden dragon bones, it reveals its miraculous efficacy over long periods.
Liu Xiaosun's poem: "High peaks connect to cloud roots." *Lunheng* mentions: "With a hammer tied to a chisel." Tao Hongjing stated: "Bluish-white stones near mountains are used to build stoves and then calcined." Recorded in *Book of Jin*. Xun Xu said: "This is cooked using 'labor firewood' (old/seasoned wood)." Su Song said: "Also known as Shi [Note: Text implies a specific stone type], there are two kinds. Those weathered decompose naturally in the wind; those hydrated dissolve under the heat of steam generated by pouring water on them." Yang Xiong's writings mention: "Moistened transformation from the wind." Wang Lv's poem: "Pine trees on the whole mountain send forth spiritual breath." Tao Hongjing said: "The ash has a very intense nature; if taken with wine, it causes abdominal pain and diarrhea." Su Gong said: It treats sores and promotes flesh regeneration. Li Shizhen said: Calcined stone from ancient tombs, named Di Long Gu (Earth Dragon Bone), is particularly excellent. Wang Wei's poem: "Exploring wonders, one does not feel the distance."
Taste pungent, nature extremely hot. Primarily treats alternating chills and fever (han re), scrofula (shu lou - lymphatic tuberculosis), necrotic tissue eroding wounds (shi chuang si ji), and abdominal hardness due to wind-bi syndrome (feng bi fu zhong jian). Also known as Qing Fen Shi (Green Divided Stone), Li Zhi Shi (Standing Control Stone), Gu Yang Shi (Solidifying Sheep Stone). Found in mountain valleys.
Mountain reports Gaotu Mountain, where Ze Ru (Marsh Milk, referring to the ore) grows specifically. Fed fat silkworms in the morning, placed with poisonous rats in the evening. Holding snow, cold condenses; containing starlight, warmth radiates. The Wen Guan (a mythical bird) builds nests, seeking places for warmth and shelter.
*Classic of Mountains and Seas* records: "On Gaotu Mountain, there is white stone, its name is [Name missing in text]." Li Shizhen said: "There are two types of this stone: white and green. The green ones often grow uniquely." Wu Pu said: "Also known as Ze Ru." Guo Pu said: "Silkworms become fat after eating it; rats die after eating it." *Dan Fang Jian Yuan* mentions: "Holding snow [operation/form], the stone has marrow during extreme cold." Li Shizhen said: "This stone has names such as Gold Star and Silver Star; they are all the same substance, merely named according to color and shape." *Rongzhai Suibi* records: "The Wen Guan incubates eggs, placing stones in the nest to assist warmth." *Liezi* mentions: "Avoiding cold, seeking warmth." Gao Qi's ci poem: "Sheltered place, dense and solid."