The implication of Justinian being the last emperor to speak Latin was that C. The Eastern Empire had been influenced by the linguistic changes taking place in "barbarian" lands.
<h3>What happened when Justinian was emperor?</h3><h3 />
Justinian took over control of the Eastern Roman empire at a time when the Western Empire was no more.
Barbarians had overrun the western empire and started speaking their own languages. As a result, Latin was no longer very popular and so the Eastern Romans switched to Greek.
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Christians believe that there is a heaven and hell as well as reincarnation and their purpose in life is to obey what God's bible says
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a variety of a language which has different pronunciation is what a dialect is.
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