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JUSTINIAN

JUSTINIAN
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(a.d. 483 - 565) emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire (a surviving portion of the earlier Roman Empire) from 527 until his death. He was known chiefly for his codification of Roman law and construction of many churches, one of which, St. Sophia at Constantinople, is considered one of the wonders of the world. —HEV Approved Glossary