In the Roman Empire, "Feelings of Loneliness, Anxiety, Impotence, Alienation

In the Roman Empire, "feelings of loneliness, anxiety, impotence, alienation and boredom" led to

A) a retreat of rationalism in society as a whole and the dwindling of creative genius.
B) philosophers seeking escape from this world through union with a divine presence.
C) the growing popularity of mystery religions.
D) growing interest in the occult, alchemy, astrology, and magic.
E) All of these