[Footnote 54: Crassus, or rather Cicero himself, proposes
(de Oratore, i. 41, 42) an idea of the art or science of
jurisprudence, which the eloquent, but illiterate, Antonius
(i. 58) affects to deride. It was partly executed by
Servius Sulpicius, (in Bruto, c. 41,) whose praises are
elegantly varied in the classic Latinity of the Roman
Gravina, (p. 60.)]