味酸，寒，有小毒。主丁肿恶疮，驴马脊疮，臭腋，石上水磨取汁涂之。其丁肿，
末之敷疮上，良。今按别本注云∶状如姜石而有铜星，熔取铜也。（唐本先附）
主妇人产难，血闭，月水不通，阴阳隔塞。
陶隐居云∶即今人所用射者尔，取烧赤纳酒中，饮汁，得古者弥胜。臣禹锡等谨按日华
子
圣惠方∶治小儿吞珠 钱而哽方∶烧铜弩牙赤纳水中，冷冻饮料其汁，立出。千金方∶令易
产。
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寒，无毒。主脾肺壅毒，及主肺损吐血、嗽血，下热涎，解众毒。今多出濠州。又
有银星石，主疗与金星石大体相似。（新定）
图经曰∶金星石，生并州、濠州。寒，无毒。主脾、肺壅毒及肺损出血，嗽血，下热涎，
解
衍义曰∶金星石、银星石，治大风疾。别有法，须烧用。金星石于苍石内，外有金色麸
片。
银星石，有如银色麸片。又一种深青色，坚润中有金色如麸片，不入药，工人碾为器，
或妇人首饰。余如《经》。
味甘，温，有毒。主明目，利耳，腹内绝寒，破坚结及鼠 ，杀百虫恶兽。久
服延年。一名苍 石，一名鼠毒。生西域。采无时。（火炼之良，畏水。）
陶隐居云∶旧鹳巢中者最佳，鹳常入水冷，故取以壅卵令热。今不可得。唯用出汉中者，
其
外形紫赤色，内白如霜，中央有臼，形状如齿者佳。《大散方》云∶又出荆州新城郡房陵县
，缥白色为好。用之亦先以黄土包烧之一日，亦可纳斧孔中烧之，合玉壶诸丸用此。《仙经
》不云特生，则只是前白 石尔。唐本注云∶陶所说特生云∶中如齿臼形者是，今出梁州，
北马道戍涧中亦有之。形块小于白 石，而肌粒大数倍，乃如小豆许。白 石粒细，若粟米
尔。
图经文具 石条下。
味酸，性寒，有小毒。主治疔疮肿毒、恶疮，以及驴马背部的疮疡、腋下异味（狐臭），将矿石在石上加水磨取汁液涂抹患处即可。对于疔疮肿毒，将其研成粉末敷于疮口上，效果良好。现在参考其他版本的注释说：这种石头形状像姜石但含有铜星，熔化后可以提取铜。（此条原附于《新修本草》）
主治妇女难产、血闭经、月经不通、阴阳气机隔塞不通。陶隐居说：就是现在人们射箭用的铜箭头，取出来烧红后放入酒中，饮用其汁液，效法古人认为效果更好。臣禹锡等谨慎地按照日华子的说法及《圣惠方》记载：治疗小儿吞下珠玉钱币导致哽噎的方子：将铜弩牙烧红后放入水中，待冷却后饮下其汁液，异物立刻排出。《千金方》记载：能促使分娩容易。
金星石，性寒，无毒。主治脾肺壅滞之毒，以及肺损伤导致的吐血、咳血，引导热涎下行，解除各种毒素。现在多产于濠州。另外还有银星石，主治疗效与金星石大体相似。（新定条目）
《图经》说：金星石，产于并州、濠州。性寒，无毒。主治脾、肺壅滞之毒以及肺损伤出血，咳血，引导热涎下行，解除各种毒素。
《衍义》说：金星石、银星石，治疗大风疾（麻风病）。另有方法，必须烧制后使用。金星石藏在苍石内部，外部有金色的麸片状纹理。银星石，有类似银色的麸片状纹理。又有一种深青色，坚硬润泽中有金色如麸片状的纹理，不入药，工匠碾磨制成器皿，或作为妇人首饰。其余内容如同《图经》所述。
味甘，性温，有毒。主治明目，利耳，消除腹内极寒，破除坚结肿块及鼠瘘（淋巴结核），杀灭百虫恶兽。长期服用延年益寿。又名苍 石，又名鼠毒。产于西域。采集没有固定时间。（火炼之后药效更佳，畏水。）
陶隐居说：旧鹳巢中的最好，因为鹳鸟常进入冷水中，所以用它来填充鸟巢使其保暖。现在已不可得。只使用产自汉中的，其外形呈紫赤色，内部白色如霜，中央有臼状凹陷，形状像牙齿的为佳。《大散方》说：又产于荆州新城郡房陵县，以缥白色为好。使用时也先用黄土包裹烧制一天，也可以放入斧头孔中烧制，配合玉壶丸等方剂使用。《仙经》未提及特生，则只是前文所述的白石罢了。《新修本草》注解说：陶隐居所说的特生是指：中间像齿臼形状的是，现在产于梁州，北马道戍涧中也有。形状块状小于白石，而肌理颗粒大数倍，宛如小豆大小。白石的颗粒细小，如同粟米一般。
《图经》的内容已在 石条下详述。
Sour in taste, cold in nature, slightly toxic. Primarily treats carbuncles and malignant sores, as well as sores on the backs of donkeys and horses, and axillary odor (fox odor). Grind the ore with water on a stone to obtain juice and apply it topically. For carbuncles, grind into powder and apply to the sore; this is effective. Current notes from other editions state: It resembles Jiangshi (Ginger Stone) but contains copper stars, and copper can be extracted by smelting. (Originally attached to Xinxiu Bencao / New Revised Materia Medica)
Primarily treats difficult childbirth in women, blood obstruction, amenorrhea, and blockage of Yin and Yang qi mechanisms. Tao Hongjing states: This is what people currently use as arrowheads for shooting. Take one, heat it until red-hot, place it in wine, drink the juice; imitating the ancients, it is considered more effective. Chen Yuxi et al., carefully according to Rihua Zi's records and Shenghui Fang: A prescription for treating children who have swallowed pearls or coins causing choking: Heat the bronze crossbow trigger until red-hot, place it in water, wait for it to cool, then drink the juice; the foreign object will be expelled immediately. Qianjin Fang records: It facilitates easy delivery.
Jinxing Shi (Venus Stone), cold in nature, non-toxic. Primarily treats toxicity due to stagnation in the Spleen and Lungs, as well as hemoptysis and coughing up blood due to lung damage; guides down hot phlegm/saliva; resolves various toxins. Currently mostly produced in Haozhou. There is also Yinxing Shi (Silver Star Stone), whose therapeutic effects are largely similar to Jinxing Shi. (Newly defined entry)
Tu Jing states: Jinxing Shi grows in Bingzhou and Haozhou. Cold in nature, non-toxic. Primarily treats toxicity due to stagnation in the Spleen and Lungs, as well as bleeding due to lung damage, hemoptysis, guiding down hot phlegm/saliva, and resolving various toxins.
Yan Yi states: Jinxing Shi and Yinxing Shi treat Feng Da Ji (Leprosy/Great Wind Disease). There is another method requiring calcination before use. Jinxing Shi is hidden within Cangshi (Grey Stone), with golden bran-like flakes on the exterior. Yinxing Shi has silver-colored bran-like flakes. There is another type that is deep cyan, hard and moist, containing golden bran-like flakes inside; this is not used in medicine but is ground by craftsmen into vessels or worn as jewelry by women. The rest is as described in Tu Jing.
Sweet in taste, warm in nature, toxic. Primarily improves vision, benefits hearing, eliminates extreme cold in the abdomen, breaks up hard accumulations and shulou (scrofula/lymphatic tuberculosis), kills hundred insects and fierce beasts. Long-term consumption prolongs life. Also known as Cangshi, also known as Shudu. Produced in the Western Regions. No specific time for collection. (Fire-refined is superior; fears water.)
Tao Hongjing states: Those found in old stork nests are the best, because storks often enter cold water, so they are used to fill nests to keep them warm. These are no longer available. Only those produced in Hanzhong are used now; their exterior is purple-red, interior white like frost, with a central mortar-like depression; those shaped like teeth are excellent. Dasang Fang states: Also produced in Fangling County, Xincheng Commandery, Jingzhou Prefecture; pale white is considered good. When used, wrap in yellow earth and fire for one day first; alternatively, place in an axe hole and fire; combine with pills such as Yuhu Wan. Xian Jing does not mention Teseng; thus, it is merely the Baishi (White Stone) mentioned previously. Xinxiu Bencao note states: What Tao Hongjing describes as Teseng refers to those with a tooth-mortar shape in the center; these are currently produced in Liangzhou, and also found in the streams at Beima Dao Shu Jian. The lumps are smaller than Baishi, but the granular texture is several times larger, resembling mung beans. Baishi granules are fine, like millet grains.
The content of Tu Jing is detailed under the entry for [Missing Character] Shi.