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阳白二穴在眉上一寸。直目瞳子。灸三壮。针入二分。
承泣二穴。在目下七分。直目瞳子陷中。禁针。针之令人目乌色。可灸三壮。炷如大麦
。忌
肉日加长。如桃大。至三十日定。不见物妨。或如五升许大。
铜人云、此穴可灸三壮。禁针。针之令人目乌色。明堂乃云针入四分半。特不宜灸。灸
后眼下大如拳。二家必各有所据。未知其孰是。不针不灸可也。
四白二穴。在目下一寸。灸七壮。针三分。凡用针稳审方得。下针深、即令人目乌色。
地仓二穴。夹口吻旁四分外。如近下有脉微微动是也。针三分。（明云。针三分半。）留
五呼
大迎二穴。在曲颔前寸二分。骨陷中动脉。又以口下当两肩针三分。留七呼。灸三壮。
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本神二穴。在曲差旁寸半。一云、直耳上入发际四分。针二分。灸七壮。（二说相去远
矣。可疑。千云。耳正直上入发际二分。）
丝竹空二穴。一名目 。在眉后陷中。针三分。留二呼。宜泻不宜补。禁灸。使人目小
。又令目无所见。
瞳子 二穴。在目外 五分。灸三壮。针三分。素注、在目外。去 五分。（千注。
一名太阳。一名前关。）
颧 二穴。在面颊骨下廉。兑骨端陷中。针二分。
头维二穴。在额角。入发际本神旁寸半。针三分。禁灸。（本神在曲差旁寸半。）
面第三行左右十穴
阳白穴，左右各一，位于眉毛上方一寸处。正对瞳孔垂直线。艾灸三壮。针刺深度二分。
承泣穴，左右各一，位于眼下七分处。正对瞳孔垂直线的凹陷中。禁止针刺，若针刺会导致眼睛出现乌黑色（瘀血或色素沉着）。可艾灸三壮，艾炷大小如大麦粒。忌口：食用肉类后眼部肿胀会逐渐增大，如桃子般大，经过三十天才能消退。若不影响视力则无妨；若肿胀如五升许大，则可能影响视力。
《铜人腧穴针灸图经》记载：此穴可灸三壮，禁止针刺，针刺会导致眼睛出现乌黑色。《明堂》则记载针刺深度四分半，特别不宜艾灸，若艾灸后眼下肿胀大如拳头。两书说法必定各有依据，不知谁是谁非。不针不灸也可以。
四白穴，左右各一，位于眼下寸处。艾灸七壮。针刺三分。凡是用针务必稳妥审慎方可。下针过深，即会导致眼睛出现乌黑色。
地仓穴，左右各一，位于口角旁四分外。如果近下方有脉搏微微跳动即是该穴。针刺三分。（《明堂》记载：针刺三分半。）留针五呼的时间。
大迎穴，左右各一，位于下颌角前寸二分处的骨陷中动脉搏动处。也可在口下正对两肩的位置针刺三分，留针七呼。艾灸三壮。
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本神穴，左右各一，位于曲差穴旁开寸半处。另一种说法是：直对耳上进入发际四分处。针刺二分。艾灸七壮。（这两种说法相差甚远，值得怀疑。《千金方》记载：耳正直上方进入发际二分处。）
丝竹空穴，左右各一，又名目窗（注：原文此处可能有误或为异名，通常丝竹空别名较少见，依原文翻译），位于眉毛后方凹陷中。针刺三分。留针二呼。适宜用泻法，不适宜用补法。禁止艾灸，否则会使眼睛变小。又会导致失明。
瞳子髎穴，左右各一，位于眼外眦五分处。艾灸三壮。针刺三分。《素问》注解说：在眼外眦，距离五分。（《千金方》注解说：又名太阳穴，又名前关。）
Ten Acupoints on the Third Row of the Face, Left and Right
Yangbai (GB14): There are two acupoints. They are located one cun above the eyebrows, directly in line with the pupil vertically. Moxibustion: three moxa cones. Acupuncture: insert 2 fen deep.
Chengqi (ST1): There are two acupoints. They are located seven fen below the eyes, in the depression directly in line with the pupil vertically. Needling is contraindicated; needling may cause darkening of the eye area (black discoloration). Moxibustion: three moxa cones, with cone size like a large barley grain. Dietary restriction: After consuming meat, swelling in the affected area may gradually increase to the size of a peach, taking thirty days to resolve completely. If vision is not impaired, it is acceptable; if swelling becomes as large as five sheng (a unit of volume), vision may be obstructed.
The *Tongren* (Silver Man) text states: This acupoint can be treated with three moxa cones. Needling is contraindicated; needling may cause darkening of the eye area. The *Mingtang* (Hall of Light) text states: Needle insertion depth is four and a half fen, but moxibustion is particularly inadvisable. If moxibustion is performed, swelling under the eye may become as large as a fist. Both texts must have their own basis, and it is unknown which is correct. It is permissible to perform neither needling nor moxibustion.
Sibai (ST2): There are two acupoints. They are located one cun below the eyes. Moxibustion: seven moxa cones. Acupuncture: insert 3 fen deep. When using needles, one must be steady and cautious. If inserted too deeply, it will cause darkening of the eye area.
Dicang (ST4): There are two acupoints. They are located four and a half fen lateral to the corner of the mouth. One can identify them by the slight pulsation of the vessel nearby. Acupuncture: insert 3 fen deep. (*Mingtang* states: insert 3.5 fen deep). Retain the needle for five breaths (hu).
Daying (ST5): There are two acupoints. They are located one cun and two fen anterior to the angle of the mandible, in the depression where the artery pulses. Alternatively, they can be needled at the point directly below the mouth, aligned with the shoulders, inserting 3 fen deep. Retain the needle for seven breaths. Moxibustion: three moxa cones.
Ten Acupoints on the Fourth Row of the Face, Left and Right
Benshen (GB13): There are two acupoints. They are located one cun and a half lateral to Qucha (DU7). Another theory states: directly above the ear, entering the hairline by four fen. Acupuncture: insert 2 fen deep. Moxibustion: seven moxa cones. (These two descriptions differ significantly and are questionable. *Qianjin Fang* states: two fen above the straight part of the ear, entering the hairline.)
Sizhukong (TE23): There are two acupoints. Also known as Mu Chuan (Note: Text says "Mu [blank]", likely referring to an alias or typo in original, translated as alias). They are located in the depression behind the eyebrows. Acupuncture: insert 3 fen deep. Retain the needle for two breaths. Dispersion (Xie) method is suitable; tonification (Bu) method is not. Moxibustion is contraindicated, as it may cause the eyes to appear smaller or lead to loss of vision.
Tongziliao (GB1): There are two acupoints. They are located five fen lateral to the outer canthus of the eye. Moxibustion: three moxa cones. Acupuncture: insert 3 fen deep. Commentary on *Suwen*: Located at the outer canthus, five fen away. Commentary on *Qianjin Fang*: Also known as Taiyang, also known as Qianguan.
Quanliao (SI18): There are two acupoints. They are located at the lower border of the zygomatic bone, in the depression at the end of the Dui bone (zygomatic process). Acupuncture: insert 2 fen deep.
Touwei (ST8): There are two acupoints. They are located at the frontal angle of the head, entering the hairline one cun and a half lateral to Benshen (GB13). Acupuncture: insert 3 fen deep. Moxibustion is contraindicated. (Benshen is located one cun and a half lateral to Qucha).