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The legal code of ancient Rome is referred to as A. Codes Civilus B. Justinan code C. supremus courtus

The legal code of ancient Rome is referred to as A. Codes Civilus B. Justinan code C. supremus courtus
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The legal code of ancient Rome is referred to as

A. Codes Civilus

B. Justinan code

C. supremus courtus

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B the Justinian code
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the answer to that is B. Justinian code
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