For 10 points, name this mock-epic poem about "forms changed," a work of Ovid.
In one scene in this work, a rebuke against blasphemers interrupts a conversation, which causes everyone to be stupefied. That sets up the stage for a story in which two characters are given a temple where their old home once stood. In another story in this work, a mixup involving a lion causes one character to stab himself, painting some mulberries red. This work opens with an account of the creation of the universe, which is followed by the four ages of man. Another story is that of a man who believes that "though Minos may close in the land and sea, the sky yet lies open" but who comes to tragedy when his son ignores his lesson and flies too close to the sun. Those other aforementioned stories are Salamacis and Hermanthophoditus, Pyramus and Thisbe, Philemon and Baucis and Daedalus and Icarus. For 10 points, name this mock-epic poem about "forms changed," a work of Ovid.
In one scene in this work, a rebuke against blasphemers interrupts a conversation, which causes everyone to be stupefied.
{Metamorphoses}