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owes the buyer everything he knows, says Antipater: the buyer must be left in ignorance of nothing at all that the seller knows.

Recast in definition form from: “According to Antipater, all things ought to be laid open, so that the buyer may be left in ignorance of nothing at all that the seller knows.”

owes only what the law requires, says Diogenes: disclose defects as the land requires, deal without fraud, then sell for as much as you can get. "Whom do I wrong?"

Recast in definition form from: “According to Diogenes, the seller is bound to disclose defects in his goods so far as the law of the land requires, to transact the rest of the business without fraud, and then, since he is the seller, to sell for as much as he can get.”

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