"controversia" review

Alexander is Quintus' Greek (a)   .

*hint - AMICUM*

Once Quintus and Alexander arrive at the exercise area, their teacher (a)   a debate.

*hint - NUNTIAVIT*

After hearing the debate, "The Greeks are better than the Romans," Quintus (a)   exclaims.

*hint - VEHEMENTER*

Quintus yells that the Romans are better than the Greeks, but Theodorus responds that he wants to hear proof, not an (a)   .

*hint - SENTENTIAM*

Quintus says, in favor of the Romans, that they overpower fierce barbarians and have a very large (a)   .

*hint - IMPERIUM*

Quintus says against the Greeks that they (a)   have arguments and are rowdy.

*hint - SEMPER*

Quintus' final argument against the Greeks is: "The gods give you (a)   ."

*hint - NIHIL*

When Alexander got up, the Pompeian young men became (a)   and intently watched Alexander.

*hint - TACUERUNT*

Alexander argues against the Romans by saying that they look at Greek statues, read Greek (a)   , and listen to Greek teachers.

*hint - LIBROS*

Alexander's final argument against the Romans is, " (a)   Romans are ridiculous, because you are more Greek than us Greeks!"

*Hint - VOS*