Divine Attitude Toward Mortals
What does the language in the phrase “taedet caelicolumbris…” (lines 209–211) suggest about the complexity of interactions between gods and mortals?
A
It suggests that awareness in the gods leads to immediate action to alleviate human suffering which is the primary function of their power.
B
The language indicates that gods find human torment entertaining, reveling in mortal discomfort for diversion.
C
It illustrates the divine’s sensitivity to human weariness indicating that gods are aware and potentially sympathetic to human plight.
D
It hints at a disdain by gods toward mundane human concerns marking a clear separation between celestial and inferior human realms.
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