What impact did Justinian l have on the Byzantine Empire, in an attempt to reunite the Roman Empire?

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The impact that Justinian I had on the Byzantine Empire in an attempt to reunite the Roman Empire was that he rewrote the Roman legal code, which is the basis for civil law even today.

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Answer: He rewrote the Roman legal code, the basis for civil law even today.

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The Code of Justinian, titled Corpus Juris Civilis, which means Body of Civil Law, is the gathered group of laws stated by Justinian I, the Byzantine emperor (529 CE - 565 CE). The Code still today has a significant impact on public international legislation. Its four parts are the framework of the Western legal tradition.

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