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Justinian I

Justinian I

Saint
November 14 · 482–565

Justinian I (482, Taurision (Serbia) — 565, Constantinople) — Saint, writer. Feast day: 14 November.

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Justinian I was a Byzantine emperor who reigned from 527 to 565. Born around 482 in Tauresium, he rose from a peasant background to become a powerful ruler after being adopted by his uncle, Emperor Justin I. His ambitious reign focused on the *renovatio imperii*, an attempt to reclaim lost Western Roman territories, which resulted in the recovery of parts of Italy, North Africa, and southern Spain. A dedicated legislator and writer, he is most famously remembered for his massive legal reforms and his extensive building projects throughout the empire.

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