Uriah is a character from the Bible, specifically from the Book of Samuel. He was a Hittite soldier in King David's army and is known for his loyalty and faithfulness. He is often used as an example of a faithful servant in literature, and is referenced in many works of literature, including the works of William Shakespeare. He is also mentioned in the Bible as a symbol of faithfulness and loyalty. The term 'HEEP of Literature' is a reference to URIAH and his role in literature.