Nor was crime long in making its appearance. […] The irritated Goddess, to punish Latona for her crime, excited against her the serpent Python, who pursued her wheresoever she went; until at last, in the Isle of Delos, alone and unfriended, bearing in her bosom the fruit of her weakness, she gave birth to Apollo and Diana. […] To evince her detestation of the crime, her divine mistress changed her into a bear. […] Rhadamanthus was employed in compelling the dead to confess their crimes, and in punishing them for their offences. […] ’Twas Eurytus began; his bestial kind His crime pursued, and each as pleased his mind On her, whom chance presented, took.