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stich3 [128]
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What was Emperor Justinian's reasoning for building the great Hagia Sophia? A. He wanted to intimidate pagans within Constantino

ple. B. He wanted to honor the memory of his deceased wife and co-ruler, Theodora. C. He wanted to celebrate the strong ties between the Christian church and the state.​
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