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The legal code of ancient Rome was referred to as a. Codus Civilus. b. Justinian Code. c. Supremus Courtus.

The legal code of ancient Rome was referred to as a. Codus Civilus. b. Justinian Code. c. Supremus Courtus.
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The legal code of ancient Rome was referred to as

a. Codus Civilus.

b. Justinian Code.

c. Supremus Courtus.

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Answer: the answer is b. Justinian Code

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the proper answer would be B. Justinian code.
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