The modifications made to Rome law under the Byzantine emperor who ruled from 527-565 became known as:

A) the Code of Hammurabi

B) Justinian's Code

C) Leo's Law

D) the Law of Constantine

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Sincere Randolph

31 July, 21:38

The modifications made to Rome law under the Byzantine emperor who ruled from 527-565 became known as:

A) the Code of Hammurabi

B) Justinian's Code

C) Leo's Law

D) the Law of Constantine

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Jeffery Marsh · Answer 1

The answer I know for sure is Justinian's code.

Justinian Code, was the result of Emperor Justinian's desire that existing Roman law be collected into a simple and clear system of laws, or code ... Tribonian, a legal minister under Justinian, lead a group of scholars in a 14-month effort to codify existing Roman law.

The modifications made to Rome law under the Byzantine emperor who ruled from 527-565 became known as:A) the Code of HammurabiB) Justinian's CodeC) Leo's LawD) the Law of Constantine

The modifications made to Rome law under the Byzantine emperor who ruled from 527-565 became known as:

A) the Code of Hammurabi

B) Justinian's Code

C) Leo's Law

D) the Law of Constantine