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nikklg [1K]
3 years ago
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Explain the Justinian Code?

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Volgvan3 years ago
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"Justinian Code" is the "Collections of Laws and Legal Interpretations" developed under the sponsorship of the Byranztine Emperor "Jutinian" [ That's why it named after him] from time A.D. 529 to A.D.565

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