Κατὰ τὴν ἀγορὰν ἀψευδεῖν

There seems to be a law, relating to goods on sale,¹ which prohibits lying in the agora↗. At any rate, Theophrastus in his [volumes] On Laws says: "the market-commissioners had two of these responsibilities, [ensuring] good order in the agora↗ and [seeing] that there was no lying, on the part of not only the sellers but the buyers too."²