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19 November, 13:40

Why do you think Justinian used the 12 Tables of Roman law as the foundation of law in the Byzantine Empire?

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  1. 19 November, 15:32
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    Justinian used the Twelve Tables because although not fully codified, they provided a sound basis because they protected the rights of citizens and allowed law doings to be addressed through a formal mechanism that was known to everybody. This provided a sound foundation for laws
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