The deities of the ancient Greeks were most notable for all of the following except :

The deities of the ancient Greeks were most notable for all of the following except
 
  A) their ability to mete out punishment for mortals when they were impious or unjust.
  B) they each held dominion over a wide array of subsets that required homage by the mortals to live well.
  C) their organization and strict adherence to a code of ethics that all were required to follow, but the deities could ignore.
  D) they lived far away from Greece and were unrelated to each other.
  E) they displayed human frailties and emotions, including ambition, lust, pride, and vengefulness.