"But Since, O Gods, You Were the Source of These

Multiple Choice

"But since, O gods, you were the source of these bodies becoming other bodies, breathe your breath into my book . . ." shows that Ovid's poem will be different from a classical Greek one because he ______________.

A) does not begin with a prayer to the Muse of poetry
B) speaks directly to the gods
C) believes that shape-changing is possible
D) does not name the gods