D.C.A. Hillman is a scholar with a unique background, holding a Ph.D. in Classics and a master's in Bacteriology.
This combination allows him to analyze ancient medical texts with a fresh perspective.
Hillman's work on drug use in ancient civilizations faced opposition during his doctoral studies, leading him to publish his findings independently.
He argues that recreational drug use was widespread and culturally significant in ancient Greece and Rome, challenging conventional academic interpretations.
Hillman's research explores the intersection of medicine, philosophy, and social norms in antiquity, offering a controversial but thought-provoking view of Western civilization's roots.
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