Authors: Geoff Smith
In conclusion I must acknowledge a debt to the late Bertram Colgrave, who in his edited translation of
The Life of St. Guthlac
(Cambridge University Press 1956) first suggested the idea that Guthlac’s demonic visions as a hermit in the Fens might have been as a result of hallucinations induced by lysergic acid (LSD) in the ergots which grew on his damp stale bread.
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