From among the following, identify the two correct statements in Johnson's criticism of Shakespeare:

A. His Athenians are not sufficiently Greek and his kings not completely royal.

B. He sacrifices virtue to convenience and is more careful to please than to instruct.

C. He adheres to strict chronology and gives to one age or nation only its own customs and opinions.

D. He sacrifices reason, property and truth to pursue even a poor and barren quibble.

Choose the correct option: