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From the point of view of studying on both exogenous febrile diseases and miscellaneous diseases, this paper made a textual research on some disputed questions in Treatise on Exogenous Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases. The results showed that: (1) Author Preface, Pulse Differentiation, Method of taking pulse and Examples of Febrile diseases are the primitive parts in Treatise on Exogenous febrile and Miscellaneous diseases, which intermingled with some theories of later generation; (2) hapter four: differentiation of the pulses and syndromes of convulsive disease, damp disease and heatstroke?in Treatise on Febrile Disease and hapter two: the pulses and syndromes of convulsive disease, damp disease and heatstroke?in Synopsis of Prescriptions of the Golden Chamber should be compiles into one chapter which should be situated before the chapter yndrome differentiation of Taiyng? as the edition in Song Dynasty done; (3) The stylistic rules of ble?and nable?were initiated by WANG Shu-he. The part of ble? nable?and other chapters in Treatise on Febrile Disease and Synopsis of Prescriptions of the Golden Chamber were added by later generations; (4) Revised by WANG Shu-he, Treatise on Exogenous Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases was named ZHANG Zhong-jing Fang, Treatise on Exogenous Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases was the primitive name, which had had no one normal name in its different editions from Jin Dynasty, Nan Dynasty and Bei Dynasty to Sui and Tang Dynasty, such as the substituted name of ZHANG Zhong-jing and the abbreviated names of Zhongjing Fang . The phenomenon of the different editions of the book with different names is 2. evident; (5) From later Han Dynasty to Sui and Tang Dynasty, the recognitions of the etiologies, clinical presentations, therapeutic rules, prescriptions and other aspects were extensive and plentiful, and new developments and improves had been brought. On the basis of studying on the editions of the book before Song Dynasty systematically and making the relationship of every inherited edition clear, it was believed that the content of the book was spread with many forms. Some parts of the fifteen-volumes edition of ZHANG Zhong-jing Fang were quoted in the Pulse Classic, Symptoms of Diseases General Treatise on the Causes and Symptoms and the Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold, but some contents of the eighteen-volumes edition of the book were quoted in the Medical Secrets of an Official, the content quoted in a Supplement to the Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold was from the book of Jingui Yuhanjing. From Jin Dynasty to Sui and Tang Dynasty, there were two inherited forms coexisted. One is compound treatise of febrile diseases and miscellaneous diseases Zhang Zhong-jing Fang. The other is separated treatise of febrile diseases and miscellaneous diseases Jingui Yuhanjing.