Supplement to the Compendium of Materia Medica: General Preface and Full Table of Contents

This record is thus completed. Written on the sixth day of the first decade of the mid-spring month in the Year of the Metal Tiger original: "Gengyin" (庚寅), corresponding to 1770 AD, prefaced by Zhao Xuemin, also known by the pseudonym Shuxuan.

Full Table of Contents for the Twelve Works of Public Benefit


Collected Fragments from the Forest of Medicine original: "Yilin Jiye" (醫林集腋), sixteen volumes	Reliable Prescriptions from the Garden of Cultivating Simplicity original: "Yangsu Yuan Chuanxin Fang" (養素園傳信方), six volumes
Verified Records of Incantations and Talismanic Healing 祝由 (Zhuyou): an ancient branch of Chinese medicine involving ritual prayer, incantation, and symbols to treat illness, four volumes	Collection of Captured Dew original: "Nanglu Ji" (囊露集), four volumes
Discourses on the Materia Medica, thirty-two volumes	Refining the Itinerant Arts 串雅 (Chuanya): literally "Elegant Stringing," this refers to the specialized medical knowledge and "folk" remedies of traveling bell-doctors, eight volumes
List of Minor Names for Flowers and Medicines, four volumes	Secret Essentials of the Rising and Falling of Qi, two volumes
Leisurely Observations on Health Preservation, four volumes	Fundamental Explanations on the Nature of Medicines, four volumes
Reference for Rare and Remarkable Medicines, six volumes	Supplement to the Compendium of Materia Medica, ten volumes

Totalling one hundred volumes.