《补注本草》所引书传∶内医书十六家，援据最多。今取撰人名氏，及略述义例，附于
末卷
《开宝新详定本草》∶（开宝六年，诏尚药奉御刘翰、道士马志、翰林医官翟煦、张素、
王
、吴复圭、王光 、陈昭遇、安自良等九人，详校诸本，仍取陈藏器拾遗诸书相参，颇有刊
正别名及增益品目，马志为之注解，仍命左司员外郎知制诰扈蒙、翰林学士卢多逊等刊定，
凡二十卷。御制序，镂板于国子监。）
《开宝重定本草》∶（开宝七年，诏以新定本草所释药类，或有未允。又命刘翰、马志等
重
详定，颇有增损，仍命翰林学士李 、知制诰王 、扈蒙等重看详，凡神农所说，以白字别
之；名医所传，即以墨字。并目录，共二十一卷。）
《唐新修本草》∶（唐·司空英国公李绩等奉敕修。初，陶隐居因《神农本经》三卷，增
修
为七卷。显庆中，监门府长史苏恭表请修定，因命太尉赵国公长孙无忌、尚药奉御许孝崇与
苏恭等二十二人重广定为二十卷，今谓之《唐本草》。）
《蜀重广英公本草》∶（伪蜀·翰林学士韩保升等，与诸医工取《唐本草》并图经相参校，
更加删定，稍增注释，孟昶自为序。凡二十卷，今谓之《蜀本草》。）
《吴氏本草》∶（魏·广陵人吴普撰。普，华佗弟子，修《神农本草》成四百四十一种。
唐
为详
《药总诀》∶（梁·陶隐居撰，论次药品五味、寒热之性，主疗疾病，及采蓄时月之法，
凡二卷。一本题云《药像 诀》不着撰人名氏，文本并相类。）
《药性论》∶（不着撰人名氏，集众药品类，分其性味、君臣、主病之效，凡四卷。一本
题曰∶陶隐居撰。然所记药性、功状，与本草有相戾者，疑非隐居所为。）
《药对》∶（北齐·尚书令、西阳王徐之才撰。以众药名品、君臣、佐使、性毒、相反，
及
《食疗本草》（唐·同州刺史孟诜撰。张鼎又补其不足者八十九种，并旧为二百二十七
条，
《本草拾遗》（唐开元中，京兆府三原县尉陈藏器撰。以《神农本经》虽有陶、苏补集
之说
《四声本草》∶（唐·兰陵处士，萧炳撰。取本草药名每上一字，以四声相从，以便讨阅，
凡五卷。前进士王收撰序。）
《删繁本草》∶（唐·润州医博士兼节度随军杨损之撰。以本草诸书所载药类颇繁，难于
看检，删去其不急，并有名未用之类，为五卷。不着年代，疑开元后人。）
《本草性事类》∶（京兆医工杜善方撰。不详何代人，以本草药名随类解释，删去重复，
又附以诸药制使、畏恶、解毒、相反、相宜者为一类，共一卷。）
《南海药谱》∶（不着撰人名氏，杂记南方药所产郡县，及疗疾之验，颇无伦次。似唐末
人所作，凡二卷。）
《食性本草》（为唐陪戎副尉剑州医学助教陈士良撰。以古有食医之官，因食养以治百
病，
取《神农本经》洎陶隐居、苏恭、孟诜、陈藏器诸药，关于饮食者类之，附以己说；又载食
医诸方，及五时调养脏腑之术。集贤殿学士徐锴为之序。）
《日华子诸家本草》∶（国初开宝中四明人撰。不着姓氏，但云日华子大明。序集诸家本
草
《补注本草》所引用的书籍文献中，内医书有十六家，被引用的次数最多。现在选取撰写人的姓名，并简要叙述其编写体例，附在最后一卷。
《开宝新详定本草》：（开宝六年，皇帝下诏命令尚药奉御刘翰、道士马志、翰林医官翟煦、张素、王、吴复圭、王光、陈昭遇、安自良等九人，详细校勘各种版本的本草书籍，同时参考陈藏器的《拾遗》等书进行参证，对别名进行了很多刊正和增益品目，由马志为之注解，又命令左司员外郎知制诰扈蒙、翰林学士卢多逊等人刊定审定，共二十卷。皇帝亲自撰写序言，在国子监刻印出版。）
《开宝重定本草》：（开宝七年，皇帝下诏认为新定的本草对所解释的药物类别，有的不够妥当。又命令刘翰、马志等人重新详细审定，有很多增减，又命令翰林学士李、知制诰王、扈蒙等人重新审阅，凡是神农所说的内容，用白字区别标示；名医所传承的内容，就用墨字。连同目录，共二十一卷。）
《唐新修本草》：（唐代司空英国公李绩等人奉皇帝敕令修撰。起初，陶隐居根据《神农本经》三卷，增补修订为七卷。显庆年间，监门府长史苏恭上表请求修定，于是命令太尉赵国公长孙无忌、尚药奉御许孝崇与苏恭等二十二人大规模修订定为二十卷，现在称之为《唐本草》。）
《蜀重广英公本草》：（伪蜀政权翰林学士韩保升等人，与各医工取《唐本草》及图经相互参校，加以删减审定，稍微增加注释，孟昶亲自作序。共二十卷，现在称之为《蜀本草》。）
《吴氏本草》：（魏国广陵人吴普撰写。吴普是华佗的弟子，修撰《神农本草》成四百四十一种药物。唐代……）
《药总诀》：（梁代陶隐居撰写，论述排列药品的五味、寒热之性，主治疾病，以及采药和储藏的时节方法，共二卷。另一本题名为《药像诀》，不著撰写人姓名，文本内容都相似。）
《药性论》：（不著撰写人姓名，汇集众药品类别，区分其性味、君臣配伍、主治疾病的功效，共四卷。另一本题为陶隐居撰写。然而所记载的药性和功状，与本草药典有相违背的地方，怀疑不是陶隐居所作。）
《药对》：（北齐尚书令、西阳王徐之才撰写。列举众多药物的名品、君臣佐使配伍、药性毒性、相反相畏等内容……）
《食疗本草》：（唐代同州刺史孟诜撰写。张鼎又补充其中不足的八十九种，加上原有的共二百二十七条……）
《本草拾遗》：（唐代开元年间，京兆府三原县尉陈藏器撰写。因为《神农本经》虽然有陶弘景、苏恭等人的补集之说……）
《四声本草》：（唐代兰陵处士萧炳撰写。取本草药名每上一字，按照四声韵部相从排列，以便于查找翻阅，共五卷。前进士王收撰写序言。）
《删繁本草》：（唐代润州医博士兼节度随军杨损之撰写。因为本草各书所载药物类别颇为繁杂，难以查阅检寻，删去那些不急用的，以及有名未用之类的药物，分为五卷。不著年代，怀疑是开元之后的人所作。）
《本草性事类》：（京兆医工杜善方撰写。不详是何代人，将本草药名按类别解释，删去重复内容，又附上各种药物的炮制使用、畏恶、解毒、相反、相宜等内容归为一类，共一卷。）
《南海药谱》：（不著撰写人姓名，杂记南方药物所产的郡县，以及治疗疾病的验证，颇无条理次序。似乎是唐末人所作，共二卷。）
《食性本草》：（唐代陪戎副尉剑州医学助教陈士良撰写。因为古代有食医这一官职，通过饮食调养来治疗百病，选取《神农本经》以及陶隐居、苏恭、孟诜、陈藏器诸家关于饮食的药物进行分类，附上自己的说法；又记载食医的各种方剂，以及四季调养脏腑的方法。集贤殿学士徐锴为之作序。）
《日华子诸家本草》：（宋朝初年开宝年间，四明人撰写。不著姓氏，只称日华子大明。序言汇集了各家本草……）
The books and records cited in *Supplemented Annotations on Materia Medica* (*Bu Zhu Ben Cao*) include sixteen internal medical texts, which are cited the most. Herein, the names of the authors are selected, and their compilation principles are briefly described, attached to the last volume.
*Kaibao Xin Ding Ben Cao* (Newly Detailed Materia Medica of the Kaibao Era): (In the sixth year of Kaibao [973 AD], an imperial edict ordered Liu Han, Imperial Physician Attendant; Ma Zhi, a Daoist priest; Zhai Xu, Zhang Su, Wang [Name Missing], Wu Fugui, Wang Guang, Chen Zhaoyu, and An Ziliang, nine Imperial Medical Officials from the Hanlin Academy, to meticulously collate various editions of materia medica. They cross-referenced works such as Chen Cangqi's *Shi Yi* (Supplementary Additions), making numerous corrections to aliases and adding new entries. Ma Zhi provided annotations. Hu Meng, Vice Director of the Left Division and Compiler of Edicts, and Lu Duoxun, Hanlin Academician, were ordered to finalize the text. The work comprises twenty volumes. An imperial preface was composed, and it was block-printed at the Guozijian [Imperial Academy].)
*Kaibao Chong Ding Ben Cao* (Revised Materia Medica of the Kaibao Era): (In the seventh year of Kaibao [974 AD], an imperial edict stated that the classification of drugs explained in the newly determined materia medica was not entirely appropriate. Liu Han, Ma Zhi, and others were ordered to re-examine and revise it, resulting in many additions and deletions. Li [Name Missing], Hanlin Academician; Wang [Name Missing], Compiler of Edicts; and Hu Meng were ordered to review it again. Content attributed to Shennong was distinguished by white characters; content transmitted by famous physicians was printed in black characters. Including the table of contents, the work comprises twenty-one volumes.)
*Tang Xin Xiu Ben Cao* (Newly Revised Materia Medica of the Tang Dynasty): (Compiled under imperial edict by Li Ji, Grand Commandant and Duke of Yingguo of the Tang Dynasty. Initially, Tao Hongjing expanded the three-volume *Shennong Ben Jing* into seven volumes. During the Xianqing era, Su Gong, Chief Steward of the Gatekeeping Bureau, petitioned for revision. Consequently, Changsun Wuji, Grand Commandant and Duke of Zhao, Xu Chong, Imperial Physician Attendant, along with Su Gong and twenty-two others, extensively revised and defined the work into twenty volumes, now known as *Tang Ben Cao*.)
*Shu Chong Guang Ying Gong Ben Cao* (Expanded Materia Medica of General Yingguo of Shu): (Han Baosheng, Hanlin Academician of the Former Shu regime, along with various medical practitioners, cross-referenced *Tang Ben Cao* with its illustrated manuals, making deletions and revisions, slightly increasing annotations. Meng Chang wrote the preface himself. It comprises twenty volumes, now known as *Shu Ben Cao*.)
*Wu Shi Ben Cao* (Materia Medica by Master Wu): (Written by Wu Pu of Guangling during the Wei period. Wu Pu was a disciple of Hua Tuo. He compiled 441 substances for the *Shennong Ben Cao*. In the Tang Dynasty... [Text incomplete])
*Yao Zong Jue* (General Principles of Medicinal Properties): (Written by Tao Hongjing of the Liang period. It discusses the arrangement of drugs according to the five flavors and cold/heat properties, their therapeutic indications, and methods for harvesting and storing them by season. It comprises two volumes. Another edition is titled *Yao Xiang Jue*, without an author's name, and the text is similar.)
*Yao Xing Lun* (Discourse on Drug Properties): (Author unknown. It categorizes various drugs, distinguishing their properties, flavors, sovereign-minister-assistant-courier roles, and therapeutic effects. It comprises four volumes. One edition attributes it to Tao Hongjing. However, the recorded drug properties and functions contradict those in standard materia medica, leading to suspicion that it was not written by Tao Hongjing.)
*Yao Dui* (Drug Pairs): (Written by Xu Zhicai, Chancellor and Prince of Xiyang of the Northern Qi dynasty. It lists drug names and categories, sovereign-minister-assistant-courier combinations, toxic properties, and contraindications...) [Text incomplete]
*Shi Liao Ben Cao* (Materia Medica for Dietary Therapy): (Written by Meng Shen, Prefect of Tongzhou, Tang Dynasty. Zhang Ding supplemented 89 items lacking in the original work, bringing the total to 227 entries...) [Text incomplete]
*Ben Cao Shi Yi* (Supplementary Additions to Materia Medica): (Written by Chen Cangqi, County Magistrate of Sanyuan, Jingzhao Prefecture, during the Kaiyuan era of the Tang Dynasty. Since the *Shennong Ben Jing* had supplementary collections by Tao [Hongjing] and Su [Gong]...) [Text incomplete]
*Si Sheng Ben Cao* (Four-Tone Materia Medica): (Written by Xiao Bing, a recluse from Lanling, Tang Dynasty. It arranges drug names from the materia medica by their initial character according to the four tones of Chinese phonology to facilitate lookup. It comprises five volumes. A preface was written by Wang Shou, former Jinshi.)
*Shan Fan Ben Cao* (Abridged Materia Medica): (Written by Yang Sunzhi, Medical Doctor of Runzhou and Military Attaché to the Jiedushi, Tang Dynasty. Because the drug categories recorded in various materia medica texts were too numerous and difficult to consult, he deleted non-essential items and drugs that were named but unused, compiling them into five volumes. The date is unknown, but it is suspected to be post-Kaiyuan era.)
*Ben Cao Xing Shi Lei* (Categorized Matters and Properties of Materia Medica): (Written by Du Shanfang, Medical Practitioner of Jingzhao. The author's era is unknown. He explained drug names by category, removed duplicates, and grouped together information on processing, mutual aversion, detoxification, incompatibility, and compatibility of various drugs, comprising one volume.)
*Nan Hai Pu* (Record of Medicines of the South Sea): (Author unknown. It miscellaneous records the counties and districts where southern medicinal materials are produced, as well as verified treatments for diseases, though somewhat disorganized. It seems to be the work of someone from the late Tang Dynasty, comprising two volumes.)
*Shi Xing Ben Cao* (Materia Medica of Food Natures): (Written by Chen Shiliang, Assistant Instructor of Medicine at Jianzhou and Deputy Captain of Peirong, Tang Dynasty. Recalling the ancient office of "Food Doctors," who treated diseases through dietary nourishment, he selected drugs related to diet from the *Shennong Ben Jing*, Tao Hongjing, Su Gong, Meng Shen, and Chen Cangqi, categorized them, and added his own comments. It also records formulas for food doctors and techniques for nourishing the zang-fu organs according to the five seasons. A preface was written by Xu Kai, Academician of the Jixian Hall.)
*Ri Hua Zi Zhu Jia Ben Cao* (Various Families' Materia Medica by Ri Hua Zi): (Written by a person from Siming during the early Song Dynasty's Kaibao era. The surname is unknown, only referred to as Ri Hua Zi Da Ming. The preface collects various families' materia medica...) [Text incomplete]