足阳明四十五，自承泣四白而数，巨 有地仓之积，大迎来颊车之伙；下关头维以人迎，水突气舍与缺盆，气户兮
库房屋翳，膺窗兮乳中乳根，不容承满，梁门关门，太乙滑肉，天枢外陵；大巨从水道归来，气冲入髀关之境，伏兔至
阴市梁丘，犊鼻自三里而行；上巨虚兮（即上廉）条口，下巨虚兮（即下廉）丰隆，解溪冲阳入陷谷，下内庭厉兑而终。
胃之经兮足阳明，承泣目下七分寻，四白目下方一寸，巨 鼻孔旁八分，地仓夹物四分近。大迎颔下寸三中，颊车
耳下八分穴，下关耳前动脉行，头维神庭旁四五（神庭，督脉穴，在中行发际上五分，头维去神庭四寸五分）。人迎喉
旁寸五真，水突筋前迎下在，气舍突下穴相乘（气舍，在水突下），缺盆舍下横骨内，各去中行寸半明。气户璇玑旁
四寸，至乳六寸又四分，库房屋翳膺窗近，乳中正在乳头心。次有乳根出乳下，各一寸六不相侵（自气户至乳根六
穴，上下相去各一寸六分，去中行任脉各四寸），却去中行须四寸，以前穴道与君陈。不容巨阙旁三寸（巨阙，任脉
穴，脐上六寸五分），却行幽门寸五新（幽门，肾经穴，巨阙旁一寸五分，在胃经、任脉二脉之中），其下承满与梁
门，关门太乙滑肉门，上下一寸无多少，共去中行三寸中。天枢脐旁二寸间，枢下一寸外陵安，枢下二寸大巨穴，枢下
四寸水道全，枢下六寸归来好，共去中行二寸边。气冲鼠鼷上一寸（鼠鼷，横骨尽处），又去中行四寸专，髀关膝上有尺
二，伏兔膝上六寸是，阴市膝上方三寸，梁丘膝上二寸记。膝膑陷中犊鼻存，膝下三寸三里至，膝下六寸上廉穴，膝下
七寸条口味，膝下八寸下廉看。膝下九寸丰隆系，却是踝上八寸量。比那下廉外边缀，解溪去庭六寸半（庭，内庭也），
冲阳庭后五寸换，陷骨庭后二寸间，内庭次指外间现（足大指次指外间陷中），历兑大指次指端，去爪如韭胃井判（璇玑，
任脉穴名）
足阳明胃经共有四十五个穴位，从承泣穴开始，依次是四白、巨髎、地仓；接着是大迎、颊车；向下经过头维、人迎，再是水突、气舍和缺盆；气户、库房、屋翳、膺窗，然后是乳中、乳根；不容、承满、梁门、关门、太乙、滑肉门；天枢、外陵；大巨、水道、归来；气冲进入髀关的区域，伏兔、阴市、梁丘；犊鼻往下是足三里；上巨虚（即上廉）和条口，下巨虚（即下廉）和丰隆；解溪、冲阳进入陷谷，最后是内庭和厉兑穴结束。
胃的经脉属于足阳明经。承泣穴在眼下七分处寻找；四白穴在眼下一寸处；巨髎穴在鼻孔旁八分处；地仓穴夹持口角四分近处。大迎穴在下颌角下方一寸三分处；颊车穴在耳下八分处；下关穴在耳前动脉搏动处；头维穴在神庭穴旁开四寸五分（注：神庭为督脉穴位，位于正中线上发际上五分，头维距神庭四寸五分）。人迎穴在喉结旁一寸五分处确有其位；水突穴在筋前，位于大迎穴下方；气舍穴在水突穴下方相接（注：气舍位于水突之下）；缺盆穴在锁骨上窝横骨内侧，距离正中线各一寸半处清晰可见。气户穴在璇玑穴旁开四寸，至乳头处六寸又四分；库房、屋翳、膺窗邻近排列，乳中穴正对乳头中心。其次有乳根穴出自乳头下方，各相距一寸六分互不侵犯（注：自气户至乳根共六穴，上下间距各为一寸六分，距离正中线任脉各四寸），离开正中线需四寸，以上穴位向君陈述。不容穴在巨阙穴旁开三寸（注：巨阙为任脉穴位，脐上六寸五分处），再下行幽门穴一寸五分新设（注：幽门为肾经穴位，在巨阙旁一寸五分，位于胃经与任脉两脉之间），其下有承满和梁门，再下有关门、太乙、滑肉门，上下间隔一寸无多不少，共同距离正中线三寸处。天枢穴在脐旁二寸间，天枢下一寸安设外陵，天枢下二寸为大巨穴，天枢下四寸为水道穴全备，天枢下六寸为归来穴好位置，共同距离正中线二寸边。气冲穴在鼠鼷（即横骨尽处）上一寸，又距离正中线四寸专一；髀关穴在膝上有尺二寸处，伏兔穴在膝上六寸处，阴市穴在膝上方三寸，梁丘穴在膝上二寸处记载。膝盖骨凹陷中有犊鼻穴存在，膝下三寸到达足三里，膝下六寸为上廉穴，膝下七寸为条口穴味，膝下八寸看下廉穴看。膝下九寸系着丰隆穴，却是从踝上八寸处测量。比那下廉穴外边接续，解溪穴距离内庭穴六寸半（注：庭即内庭），冲阳穴在内庭后五寸更换，陷谷穴在内庭后二寸间，内庭穴在第二趾外侧间显现（足大指次指外间凹陷中），厉兑穴在大指次指端，距离指甲如韭菜叶宽处判定为胃经井穴（注：璇玑为任脉穴名）。
There are forty-five acupoints in the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian, starting from Chengqi (Chengqi, ST1), followed by Sibai (Sibai, ST2), Juliao (Juliao, ST3), and Dicang (Dicang, ST4); then Daying (Daying, ST5) and Jiache (Jiache, ST6); descending through Touwei (Touwei, GB8 - *Note: Text lists Touwei here but it is GB8, though often discussed in context of head/neck meridians, strictly following text order*), Renying (Renying, ST9), Shuitu (Shuitu, ST10), Qishe (Qishe, ST11), and Quepen (Quepen, ST12); Qihu (Qihu, ST13), Fukuang (Fukuang, ST14), Wuyi (Wuyi, ST15), Yingchuang (Yingchuang, ST16), then Ruzhong (Ruzhong, ST17) and Rugen (Rugen, ST18); Burong (Burong, ST21), Chengman (Chengman, ST22), Liangmen (Liangmen, ST23), Guanmen (Guanmen, ST24), Taiyi (Taiyi, ST25), and Runiwomen (Runiwomen, ST26); Tianshu (Tianshu, ST25), Wailing (Wailing, ST29); Daju (Daju, ST30), Shuidao (Shuidao, ST28), Guilai (Guilai, ST29); Qichong (Qichong, ST30) enters the region of Biguan (Biguan, ST31), Futu (Futu, ST32), Yinshi (Yinshi, ST33), and Liangqiu (Liangqiu, ST34); Dubi (Dubi, ST35) leads down to Zusanli (Zusanli, ST36); Shangjuxu (Shangjuxu, ST37, also known as Shanglian) and Tiaokou (Tiaokou, ST38), Xiajuxu (Xiajuxu, ST39, also known as Xialian) and Fenglong (Fenglong, ST40); Jiexi (Jiexi, ST41) and Chongyang (Chongyang, ST42) enter Xiangu (Xiangu, ST43), ending finally with Neiting (Neiting, ST44) and Lidui (Lidui, ST45).
The meridian of the Stomach belongs to the Foot-Yangming. Chengqi (Chengqi, ST1) is found seven fen below the eye; Sibai (Sibai, ST2) is one cun below the eye; Juliao (Juliao, ST3) is eight fen beside the nostril; Dicang (Dicang, ST4) is close to four fen flanking the corner of the mouth. Daying (Daying, ST5) is located one cun three fen below the mandible angle; Jiache (Jiache, ST6) is eight fen below the ear; Xiaguan (Xiaguan, ST7) is where the artery beats in front of the ear; Touwei (Touwei, GB8) is four cun five fen lateral to Shenting (Shenting, GV24) (*Note: Shenting is a Governor Vessel point, located five fen above the hairline on the midline, Touwei is four cun five fen from Shenting*). Renying (Renying, ST9) is truly located one cun five fen lateral to the larynx; Shuitu (Shuitu, ST10) is in front of the tendon, located below Daying; Qishe (Qishe, ST11) is a point adjacent below Shuitu (*Note: Qishe is below Shuitu*); Quepen (Quepen, ST12) is inside the transverse bone of the clavicular fossa, clearly one cun half away from the midline on each side. Qihu (Qihu, ST13) is four cun lateral to Xuanji (Xuanji, CV15), reaching six cun four fen to the nipple; Fukuang (Fukuang, ST14), Wuyi (Wuyi, ST15), and Yingchuang (Yingchuang, ST16) are arranged closely, while Ruzhong (Ruzhong, ST17) is exactly at the center of the nipple. Next, Rugen (Rugen, ST18) emerges below the nipple, each spaced one cun six fen apart without interfering (*Note: From Qihu to Rugen, there are six points, vertically spaced one cun six fen apart, four cun from the midline Conception Vessel*), leaving the midline by four cun, as stated previously for these points. Burong (Burong, ST21) is three cun lateral to Juque (Juque, CV14) (*Note: Juque is a Conception Vessel point, six cun five fen above the umbilicus*), moving down to Youmen (Youmen, KI21) one cun five fen newly set (*Note: Youmen is a Kidney Meridian point, one cun five fen lateral to Juque, situated between the Stomach Meridian and Conception Vessel*); below them are Chengman (Chengman, ST22) and Liangmen (Liangmen, ST23), Guanmen (Guanmen, ST24), Taiyi (Taiyi, ST25), and Runiwomen (Runiwomen, ST26), with an interval of one cun up and down, collectively three cun from the midline. Tianshu (Tianshu, ST25) is between two cun lateral to the umbilicus, Wailing (Wailing, ST29) is installed one cun below Tianshu, Daju (Daju, ST30) is the point two cun below Tianshu, Shuidao (Shuidao, ST28) is complete four cun below Tianshu, and Guilai (Guilai, ST29) is good six cun below Tianshu, all on the edge two cun from the midline. Qichong (Qichong, ST30) is one cun above the Shuxi (*Note: Shuxi refers to the end of the transverse bone*, commonly associated with the inguinal region), specifically four cun from the midline; Biguan (Biguan, ST31) is two cun above the knee (chi er), Futu (Futu, ST32) is six cun above the knee, Yinshi (Yinshi, ST33) is three cun above the knee, and Liangqiu (Liangqiu, ST34) is recorded at two cun above the knee. Dubi (Dubi, ST35) exists in the depression of the kneecap, Zusanli (Zusanli, ST36) is reached three cun below the knee, Shanglian (Shanglian, ST37) is at seven cun below the knee (*Text says 6 cun for Shanglian in some contexts but here links to Shangjuxu/Shanglian relationship, text says "knee down 6 cun Shanglian", wait, standard is Shangjuxu 6 cun below Dubi/Zusanli? No, Zusanli is 3 cun below Dubi. Shangjuxu is 6 cun below Zusanli. The text says "Knee down 6 cun Shanglian". Let's stick to text translation*: knee down six cun is Shanglian point), Tiaokou (Tiaokou, ST38) tastes at seven cun below the knee, and look at Xialian (Xialian, ST39) at eight cun below the knee. Nine cun below the knee binds Fenglong (Fenglong, ST40), which is measured from eight cun above the ankle. Connecting outside that Xialian, Jiexi (Jiexi, ST41) is six cun half away from Ting (*Note: Ting refers to Neiting*), Chongyang (Chongyang, ST42) changes five cun behind Neiting, Xiangu (Xiangu, ST43) is between two cun behind Neiting, Neiting (Neiting, ST44) appears in the outer space between the second toes (*In the depression outside the second toe*), and Lidui (Lidui, ST45) is at the tip of the big toe and second toe, judged as the Jing-Well point of the Stomach meridian where the distance to the nail is like a leek leaf (*Note: Xuanji is a Conception Vessel point name*).