Usages of emptor
Emptor cerasa rubra emere vult.
The buyer wants to buy red cherries.
Emptor respondet se unum tantum denarium habere.
The buyer replies that he has only one denarius.
Emptor queritur sex sestertios nimium esse.
The buyer complains that six sesterces are too much.
Emptor placidus pretium iterum rogat, nec clamat.
The calm buyer asks the price again and does not shout.
Si fraus in taberna latet, mercator parvum lucrum facit, emptor autem magnum damnum patitur.
If deceit is hidden in the shop, the merchant makes a small profit, but the buyer suffers a great loss.
Iudex dicit fraudem non solum emptori, sed etiam toti civitati nocere atque turpem esse.
The judge says that deceit harms not only the buyer, but also the whole state, and is shameful.
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