"In the 'Preface' to Milton Blake includes Plato's and Cicero's works among 'The Stolen and Perverted Writings . . .' which '. . . are set up by artifice against the Sublime of the Bible' (1). At one point, in his 'Annotations to Berkeley's Siris,' Blake defines Jesus' role solely in terms of his relationship with the Classical world view; Blake declares, 'What Jesus came to Remove was the Heathen or Platonic Philosophy which blinds the Eye of Imagination The Real Man.'" (Grant 18)