Question

multiple choice 2 points how does jupiter view lycaons crime in comparison to the crimes of the snake - footed giants? he considers lycaons crime more horrifying because it involved deception and cannibalism. he believes both crimes are equally evil and punishable. he sees lycaons crime as less serious because it was committed by a mortal. he admires lycaons cunning, unlike the brute force of the giants.

Explanation:

In Roman - Greek mythology, Lycaon's crime was considered extremely heinous as it involved deception (tricking Jupiter) and cannibalism. Jupiter compared it to the crimes of the snake - footed giants and saw Lycaon's act as more horrifying due to these aspects.

Answer:

He considers Lycaon's crime more horrifying because it involved deception and cannibalism.