Ancient Greek culture often emphasizes that mortals who defy the gods and goddesses will be punished. Select two details from Passage 2 that reflect this cultural experience. "One at the loom5 so excellently skill'd,

That to the Goddess6 she refus'd to yield.” (lines 9-10)

"The Goddess then a beldame's11 form put on,

With silver hairs her hoary8 temples shone;” (lines 11-12)

"This the bright Goddess passionately mov'd,

With envy saw, yet inwardly approv'd.” (lines 44-45)

"Th' unhappy maid, impatient of the wrong,

Down from a beam her injur'd person hung;12” (lines 50-51)

"That all your race, to utmost date of time,

May feel the vengeance, and detest the crime.” (lines 56-57)