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Justinian I was famous for rewriting the legal code of _____

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Justinian I was famous for rewriting the legal code of Roman Law, denominated <em>Corpus Juris Civilis.</em>

Justinian I gathered and re-wrote Roman law, specially fundamental works in jurispridence and civil law. These compilations as sometimes denominated the Code of Justinian. Current civil law in many states is based on the codes from the Justinian era.

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The answer is roman your welcome

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