味辛，无毒。主惊痫邪气，小儿诸恶。煮取汁和诸药煮服之。文本弥古者佳尔。
味辛，温，有小毒。主万病。有寒温飞金石及诸药随寒温共成之，长生神仙。
主恶疮疥癣，和油涂之。蜘蛛虫等咬，和蒜磨敷之。此铁上衣也。锈生铁上者堪用。
主妇人横产。烧令赤，纳酒中，七遍，服之，可取二七布针，一时火烧。粗者用缝布大
针是也。
主熨霍乱。可盛灰浓二寸许，以炭火安其上，令微热，下以衣藉患者腹，渐渐熨之。
腹中通热瘥。
之时，主人身 肉。可候有时，专听其声，声发之时，便下手速捺二七遍，以
平也。产妇勿用。
有犯罪者，忽遇恩得免枷了，取叶钉等，后遇有人官累，带之除得灾。
银注中苏云∶作器辟恶，瑞物也。按∶瑞物黄银载于《图经》。银瓮丹甑，非人所为
既堪为器，明非瑞物。今乌银辟恶，煮之，工人以为器物，养生者为器，以煮药。兼于庭中
，高一丈，夜承得醴，投别器中，饮长年。今人作乌银，以琉黄熏之，再宿，写之出，即其
银黑矣。此是假，非真也。
雄黄注中苏云∶通名黄石。按石黄，今人敲取精明者为雄黄，外黑者为薰黄。主恶疮
，杀虫，熏疮疥虮虱，和诸药熏嗽。其武都雄黄，烧不臭。薰黄中者，烧则臭。以此分别之
，苏云通名，未之是也。
味辛，性平，无毒。主治延年益寿、成仙长生。长期服用可使肠道全部变为金色。
味辛，无毒。主治惊悸癫痫及邪气，以及小儿各种恶疾。将其煮取汁液，与其他药物一同煎煮后服用。文本越古老者效果越好。
主治贼风（突发的风寒邪气）。将其烧至通红，投入酒中，趁热服用。劳铁经中记载使用辛苦味的药材，指的就是这种物质。
味辛，性温，有小毒。主治各种疾病。有寒性、温性的飞金石及其他药物随其寒温属性配合而成，可致延年益寿、成仙长生。
主治恶疮、疥癣，调和油脂涂抹患处。被蜘蛛等虫类咬伤，调和蒜泥研磨后敷于患处。这是铁表面的锈层。生长在生铁上的锈可以使用。
主治妇女难产（横位分娩）。将其烧至通红，放入酒中，反复七次，服用后可取出两把（十四根）粗布针大小的量，用火烧开。粗大的针即为此物。
主治霍乱引起的熨疗。可盛放约两寸厚的浓灰，在上方放置炭火使其微热，下方用衣物垫在患者腹部，逐渐熨烫。腹部感到通热即可痊愈。
此时，主人身体肌肉。可以等待时机，专门倾听声音，声音发出时，便迅速下手按压二十一遍，以恢复平静。产妇禁用。
有犯罪的人，忽然遇到大赦免除枷锁，取树叶钉子等物，后来遇到有人因官事受累，佩戴它可以消除灾祸。
银注中苏颂说：制作器物可辟除邪恶，是祥瑞之物。按：瑞物黄银记载于《图经》。银瓮丹甑并非人为制造。既然可以作为器物，说明不是祥瑞之物。现在乌银辟邪，煮它，工匠用来制作器物，养生之人用它做器皿来煮药。另外在庭院中，高一丈，夜间承接甘露，投入其他容器中，饮用可长寿。现在人们制作乌银，用硫磺熏蒸它，过两宿，倒出出来，银子就变黑了。这是假的，不是真的。
雄黄注中苏颂说：通称为黄石。按石黄，现在人们敲击选取明亮精纯的部分作为雄黄，外部黑色部分作为薰黄。主治恶疮，杀虫，熏治疮疥虮虱，调和各种药物进行熏嗽。武都产的雄黄，烧灼后不臭。薰黄中间的部分，烧灼则有臭味。以此加以区分，苏颂说通称黄石，是不正确的。
Taste pungent, nature neutral, non-toxic. Primarily treats longevity and immortality. Long-term consumption causes the intestines to turn entirely golden.
Taste pungent, non-toxic. Primarily treats convulsions, epilepsy, and evil qi, as well as various severe conditions in children. Boil to extract the juice and decoct with other medicines for administration. Older texts are preferable.
Primarily treats sudden wind pathogens (sudden onset of cold-wind pathogenic factors). Heat until red-hot, immerse in wine, and consume while hot. The *Laotie Jing* records the use of pungent and bitter substances, referring to this material.
Taste pungent, nature warm, slightly toxic. Primarily treats myriad diseases. It is formed by combining flying metallic minerals and other drugs according to their cold or warm natures, leading to longevity and immortality.
Primarily treats malignant sores, scabies, and tinea; apply mixed with oil. For bites from spiders and insects, mix with garlic, grind, and apply topically. This refers to the rust on iron. Rust growing on raw iron is usable.
Primarily treats difficult labor (breech presentation). Heat until red-hot, place in wine, repeat seven times, and consume. The dosage corresponds to two bundles (fourteen) of coarse cloth needles, heated by fire. Coarse needles refer to this substance.
Primarily treats heat-packing therapy for cholera-like disorders. Place approximately two cun thick of concentrated ash, set charcoal fire above it to make it slightly hot, cover the patient's abdomen with clothing below, and gradually pack-heat. Recovery occurs when warmth penetrates the abdomen.
At this time, regarding the owner's body muscles. One should wait for the appropriate moment, listen specifically to the sounds, and upon hearing them, quickly press down twenty-one times to restore calm. Contraindicated for pregnant women.
Those who committed crimes and suddenly encountered amnesty releasing them from shackles may take leaf nails etc.; later, if someone faces official burdens, wearing it removes disaster.
Su Song in the *Yinzhu* commentary states: Making vessels wards off evil; it is an auspicious object. Note: The auspicious object "Yellow Silver" is recorded in the *Tujing*. Silver urns and cinnabar steamers are not man-made. Since they can serve as vessels, they are clearly not auspicious objects. Currently, black silver wards off evil; boiling it, craftsmen use it for vessels, and health cultivators use it as cookware for decocting medicine. Additionally, in courtyards, one meter high, collecting sweet dew at night, pouring it into other vessels, and drinking it promotes longevity. Nowadays, people make black silver by fumigating it with sulfur; after two nights, pouring it out turns the silver black. This is fake, not genuine.
Su Song in the *Xionghuang* commentary states: Commonly known as Yellow Stone. Note on Shihuang: Nowadays, people strike and select bright, pure parts as Xionghuang (Realgar), while the outer black parts are used as Xunhuang (Arsenic Sulfide Ore). It primarily treats malignant sores, kills parasites, fumigates sores, scabies, lice, and is mixed with other drugs for fumigation and gargling. Realgar from Wudu does not smell foul when burned. The middle part of Xunhuang smells foul when burned. Thus, they are distinguished; Su Song's claim that they are commonly named together is incorrect.