（左右凡二十八穴）
经脉篇云。肝。足厥阴之脉。起于大指丛毛之际。（大敦）上循足跗上廉（行间太冲）去内
踝一
寸（中封）上踝（三阴交。蠡沟。中都）八寸。交出太阴之后。上 内廉。（膝关。曲泉）循股阴。（
阴包。五里。阴廉）入毛中。（急脉。冲门。府舍。）过阴器。抵小腹（曲骨。中极。关元）挟胃属
肝
络胆。上贯膈（章门。期门）布胁肋。循喉咙之后。上入顽颡连目系。上出额。与督脉会于巅。其
支者。从目系下颊里环唇内。其支者。复从肝别贯膈上注肺。（会于巅下。甲乙经注。有一
云其支者。从小腹结于腰髁挟脊下。第三第四骨孔中之文）
又云。足厥阴之别名曰蠡沟。去内踝五寸。别走少阳。其别者。循胫结于茎。
经别篇云。足厥阴之正。别跗上上至毛际。合于少阳。与别俱行。此为二合。
卫气篇云。足厥阴之本。在行间上五寸所。标在背 也。
经筋篇云。足厥阴之筋。起于大指之上。上结于内踝之前。上循胫。上结内辅之下。上
循阴股。结于阴器络诸筋。
热论云。厥阴脉循阴器而络于肝。
大敦（足厥阴脉之所行。）行间（所溜）太冲（所注）中封（所注○聚英。作所行。）蠡沟（络
别走
少阳。）中都（ ）膝关（所发○千金曰。足厥阴 ）曲泉（所入）阴包（络。别走○注曰。此处有
缺。）五里 阴廉 急脉（次注曰厥阴之大络）章门（足厥阴少阳之会。）期门（足太阴厥阴阴维
之会。）
按类经曰。急脉自甲乙经以下诸书皆无。外台。二十二穴。无章门（入胆经）期门（入脾
经）入门。大全。有羊矢详于奇穴部。
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三阴交（本经之会）
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府舍 冲门 曲骨 中极 关元（本经之会）
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（左右两侧共二十八穴）
《经脉篇》说：肝，是足厥阴经的脉气。起始于大趾丛毛处。（大敦穴）向上沿足背内侧缘上行（经过行间、太冲穴），在内踝前一寸处（中封穴），上至内踝上方八寸处（三阴交、蠡沟、中都穴），在此交出足太阴脾经之后，沿大腿内侧缘上行。（经过膝关、曲泉穴）沿股部内侧（经过阴包、五里、阴廉穴）进入阴毛中。（经过急脉、冲门、府舍穴）绕过生殖器，到达小腹（经过曲骨、中极、关元穴），夹胃两旁，属肝，络胆。向上穿过膈肌（经过章门、期门穴），分布于胁肋部。沿喉咙后方，向上进入鼻咽部，连系目系。向上出于额部，与督脉会合于头顶。其分支，从目系下行至颊里，环绕口唇内侧。另一分支，又从肝分出，穿过膈肌，向上注入肺中。（此处注：在“会于巅”之下，《甲乙经》注云：有一说法称其分支从小腹结于腰髁，挟脊下，位于第三、第四椎间孔中的纹路处。）
又说：足厥阴经的别络名叫蠡沟，在内踝上五寸处，别行走向少阳经。其分支，沿胫骨内侧结于阴茎。
《经别篇》说：足厥阴经的正经，从足背分出，上行至阴毛际，与足少阳经相合，与别络并行，这称为“二合”。
《卫气篇》说：足厥阴经的本部，在行间穴上五寸处；标部在背部。
《经筋篇》说：足厥阴经的经筋，起始于大趾之上，向上结聚于内踝之前，沿胫骨上行，结聚于内辅骨（胫骨内侧髁）下方，沿大腿内侧上行，结聚于生殖器，联络诸筋。
大敦穴（足厥阴脉气所行之处）。行间穴（脉气所溜之处）。太冲穴（脉气所注之处）。中封穴（脉气所注之处○《针灸聚英》作“所行”）。蠡沟穴（络穴，别走少阳经）。中都穴（ ）。膝关穴（脉气所发之处○《千金方》曰：足厥阴 ）。曲泉穴（脉气所入之处）。阴包穴（络穴，别走○注曰：此处有缺文）。五里穴。阴廉穴。急脉穴（次注曰：厥阴经的大络）。章门穴（足厥阴、足少阳经交会之处）。期门穴（足太阴、足厥阴、阴维脉交会之处）。
按《类经》记载：急脉穴自《甲乙经》以下各书皆无记载。《外台秘要》载二十二穴，无章门穴（归入胆经）、期门穴（归入脾经）。《入门》、《大全》等书有“羊矢”穴，详细记载于奇穴部。
三阴交穴（本经之会穴）。
(There are twenty-eight acupoints on both sides.)
The *Jingmai Pian* (Chapter on Meridians) states: The Liver is the meridian of Foot-Jueyin. It originates at the tufted hair of the big toe. (Dadun, LR1) Ascending along the medial margin of the dorsum of the foot (Xingjian, LR2; Taichong, LR3), it passes one cun anterior to the medial malleolus (Zhongfeng, LR4). At eight cun above the medial malleolus (Sanyinjiao, SP6; Ligou, LR5; Zhongdu, LR8), it crosses behind the meridian of Foot-Taiyin. It then ascends along the medial aspect of the thigh. (Xiguan, LR7; Ququan, LR8) Following the yin aspect of the thigh (Yinbao, LR9; Wuli, LR10; Yinlian, LR11), it enters the pubic region. (Jimai, LR12; Chongmen, SP12; Fushé, SP13) It passes around the external genitalia and reaches the lower abdomen. (Qugu, CV2; Zhongji, CV3; Guanyuan, CV4) It flanks the stomach, belongs to the Liver, and connects with the Gallbladder. It ascends through the diaphragm (Zhangmen, LR13; Qimen, LR14), distributing into the hypochondriac region. It follows the posterior aspect of the throat, ascends into the nasopharynx, and connects with the eye system. It emerges from the forehead and meets the Du vessel at the vertex. A branch descends from the eye system to the cheek interior, encircling the inner lips. Another branch diverges from the Liver, pierces the diaphragm, and flows upward into the Lungs. (Note: Below "meets at the vertex," the commentary in *Jia Yi Jing* states: One version says a branch arises from the lower abdomen, knots at the lumbosacral region, flanks the spine downward, at the level of the third and fourth intervertebral foramina.)
It also states: The collateral named Ligou (LR5) of the Foot-Jueyin meridian is located five cun above the medial malleolus and branches off to connect with the Shaoyang meridian. Its branch ascends along the tibia and knots at the penis.
The *Jingbie Pian* (Chapter on Divergent Meridians) states: The proper pathway of the Foot-Jueyin meridian diverges from the dorsum of the foot, ascends to the pubic region, and joins with the Shaoyang meridian, traveling together with the collateral. This is referred to as the "second combination."
The *Weiqi Pian* (Chapter on Defensive Qi) states: The root of the Foot-Jueyin meridian is located five cun above Xingjian (LR2); its mark is on the back.
The *Jingjin Pian* (Chapter on Sinew Meridians) states: The sinew meridian of Foot-Jueyin originates above the big toe, ascends and knots anterior to the medial malleolus, follows the tibia upward, knots below the medial condyle of the tibia, ascends along the medial thigh, and knots at the external genitalia, connecting with various sinews.
The *Re Lun* (Treatise on Cold Damage/Heat Diseases) states: The Jueyin meridian circulates around the external genitalia and connects to the Liver.
Dadun (LR1): Where the Foot-Jueyin meridian travels.
Xingjian (LR2): Where the qi flows rapidly (Liu).
Taichong (LR3): Where the qi accumulates (Zhu).
Zhongfeng (LR4): Where the qi accumulates (Zhu). (*Zhen Jiu Ju Ying* records this as "Where the meridian travels").
Ligou (LR5): Luo-connecting point, branching to the Shaoyang meridian.
Zhongdu (LR8): [Text missing].
Xiguan (LR7): Where the qi emerges/fae (Fa). (*Qian Jin Fang* states: Foot-Jueyin...).
Ququan (LR8): Where the qi enters (Ru).
Yinbao (LR9): Luo-connecting point, branching... (Commentary notes: Text is missing here).
Wuli (LR10).
Yinlian (LR11).
Jimai (LR12): Secondary commentary states: The great collateral of the Jueyin meridian.
Zhangmen (LR13): Intersection of Foot-Jueyin and Foot-Shaoyang meridians.
Qimen (LR14): Intersection of Foot-Taiyin, Foot-Jueyin, and Yinwei vessels.
According to *Lei Jing*: The acupoint Jimai (LR12) is not recorded in books following *Jia Yi Jing*. *Wai Tai Mi Yao* lists twenty-two points, excluding Zhangmen (assigned to the Gallbladder meridian) and Qimen (assigned to the Spleen meridian). *Ru Men* and *Da Quan* mention the acupoint Yangshi, detailed in the section on Extraordinary Points.
Sanyinjiao (SP6): Meeting point of this meridian.
Fushé (SP13), Chongmen (SP12), Qugu (CV2), Zhongji (CV3), Guanyuan (CV4): Meeting points of this meridian.