LSI-D "Enforcer" β Beta
Justinian I
Emperor · Byzantine · 6th c.
Byzantine Emperor (483–565). The codifier of Roman law — the Corpus Juris Civilis — and commissioner of the Hagia Sophia. Through General Belisarius he recaptured North Africa and Italy. His reign represents the last attempt to restore the full Roman Empire, and his law codes became the foundation of European legal systems — making him one of the most consequential rulers in history.
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