To "go on upon," is only to go on twice[4]. To "give fire at face of a full cloud," was not understood in his own time; "and stand his ire," besides the antiquated word ire, there is the article his, which makes false construction: and giving fire at the face of a cloud, is a perfect image of shooting, however it came to be known in those days to Catiline.
—Others there are,
Whom envy to the state draws and pulls on,
For contumelies received; and such are sure ones.
Ones, in the plural number: but that is frequent with him; for he says, not long after,
Cæsar and Crassus, if they be ill men,
Are mighty ones.
Such men, they do not succour more the cause, &c.
They redundant.
Though heaven should speak with all his wrath at once,