CLAY <b1.1.014> (full) GAI
  (A01) | Blue stone,
  (A02) | red stone,
  (A03) | yellow stone,
  (A04) | white stone,
  (A05) | black stone fat,
  (A06) | together:
  (A1)  | ··[nature] sweet, neutral.
  (A3)  | ··[Mainly for]
  (A31) | ····jaundice,
  (A32) | ····diarrhea and dysentery,
  (A33) | ····gut dysentery with pus and blood,
  (A34) | ····genital erosion/ulceration,
  (A35) | ····blood and white pus in stool,
  (A36) | ····pathogenic energy,
  (A37) | ····inflamed skin abscesses,
  (A38) | ····anorectal abscesses and fistulas,
  (A39) | ····festering sores,
  (A3a) | ····scalp ulcers,
  (A3b) | ····scabies and itching.
  (A4)  | ··[Prolonged consumption]
  (A41) | ····tonifies the marrow,
  (A42) | ····boosts the vital eergy,
  (A43) | ····makes one robust and strong,
  (A44) | ····prevents hunger,
  (A45) | ····lightens the body,
  (A46) | ····prolongs life.
  (A5)  | ··(The five clays,
  (A51) | ····each according to the five colors
  (A52) | ····tonify the five solid organs.)
  (A6)  | ··[Provenance] mountain valleys.