His doctrines are described by Milman as wild and mystical metaphysics, combining elements of thought from Magianism, Judaism, Christianity, and Buddhism.

Clarke alludes to the sculptured Apollo Belvedere as giving a still more elevated idea of the sun-god than the poets themselves,a figure expressive of the highest thoughts of the Hellenic mind,and quotes Milman in support of his admiration: "All, all divine!

The Rev. H.H. Milman to John Murray.

You should send it to Milman without saying who is the author.