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The present paper proposes to establish (§ 1) the data that can be drawn securely from a controversial testimonium on an oration of Cato (Cato,  orat . 99 Sblend.) contained in a late antique panegyric ( Pan. Lat.  8 (5).13.3), and to illustrate (§ 2) some of its textual and exegetical problems. Further, in the light of a hitherto overlooked comparison with a gloss of Festus, proposals are made: (§ 3) for a new  constitutio  and interpretation of the text of the panegyric; and (§ 4) for the identification of a textual citation (which will emerge also as a new fragment) from the orations of Cato the Censor, and the identification with Cato of the anonymous  antiqui  to whom Festus attributes the use (until now not attested elsewhere) of the rare substantive  oliueta  in feminine singular with the sense of ‘gathering of olives’. Finally (§ 5) some considerations are offered on the possible sources used by Festus (hypothesising as intermediary the  De obscuris Catonis  of Verrius, which could in turn have drawn its note on the  oliueta  from the very passage of Cato attested by the panegyric) and by the panegyrist (for whom a direct knowledge of the speech of Cato is proposed).

Una parola ritrovata: l’ oliueta di Catone: (a proposito di Pan. Lat. 8 (5).13.3, Cato, orat. 99 Sblend. e Fest. 220.30–33; 221.1–2 L.)