„Ne illis sanguinem nostrum largiantur…“ Zu Text und Interpretation von Sallust, Bell. Cat. 52. 12

In Sallust, bell. Cat. 52. 12, read illis instead of the lame illi and interpret it as standing by itself for the Catilinarians as in several other instances in the speeches made both by Caesar and by Cato. Furthermore, Sallust makes Cato disclose his referring to Caesar also in some anonymously phrased parts of his oration by vocabulary typical of his opponent