Nominative
They went to school together for several years.
They
Rome's harshness toward Carthage planted the seeds of the Second Punic War.
Rome's
The Fates were goddesses who granted life to mortals.
mortals
The Romans threw the tyrant out of the city.
tyrant
The bridge was built with wooden beams.
beams
Within seven years, Cicero and Catiline were in school together.
Cicero and Catiline
The honor of the soldiers was evident.
soldiers
Scipio fought for the citizens of Rome.
citizens
With gratitude, the Romans worshipped the gods.
gods
The farmer trained the horses in the fields.
fields
Catiline's ambition alarmed Cicero.
ambition
The beginnings of Carthage date earlier than Rome's founding.
Rome's
Aemelia oversaw the education for the children.
children
The army will keep the enemy away from the king.
enemy
Tiber
Within a month, Cicero made several speeches against Catiline.
Cicero
The two mayors stared at the remains of Carthage.
Carthage
The boys are friendly to the girls.
girls
The soldiers quickly captured the enemy's leader beneath the bridge.
leader
When the time was right, the king surrounded himself with armed men.
men
In the second year of Catiline's life, Cicero was born.
Cicero
Marcus was armed with two spears, a dagger and the spear of his forefather.
forefather
We will be obedient to the teacher.
teacher
Servius Tullius knew that he must solidify his power.
power
The Romans prayed with great gratitude so that they gods would bless them with fortune.
gratitude/fortune