galatians 3:1 (niv) > "you foolish galatians! who has bewitched you that you should not obey the truth?" *-*-* > "there is many a slip betwixt the cup and the lip." -ancient greek proverb **> <a> <**> <i> <** the sun was setting over the sprawling vineyard of ancaeus, the king of the leleges, casting long golden shadows across rows of thick, twisting vines heavy with ripening grapes. the air smelled of crushed fruit and warm earth, a fragrance that signaled the success of the harvest, and all around, the vineyard hummed with the busy labor of servants gathering the crop. ancaeus, broad-shouldered and towering in stature, stood at the edge of the vineyard, gazing at the fruit of his labor with immense pride. for years, he had tended to these vines, planting them, nurturing them, watching them grow from fragile shoots into a thriving vineyard that now spread as far as his eye could see. the wine, he knew, would be among the finest in the land. "perhaps even the gods themselves would envy the taste of this vintage," ancaeus boasted to those who stood near him, including a servant who had once made a daring prophecy.
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