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    AD 476Romulus Augustulus Shared thread AD 533Digest (Roman law) Shared thread 27 BCAugustus Shared thread AD 610Revolt of the Heraclii Shared thread 31 BCBattle of Actium Shared thread 44 BCAssassination of Julius Caesar Shared thread

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    April 7, AD 529

    Codex Justinianus

    The Code was announced on 7 April — but lawyers had to wait until the 16th before it became the only permissible source of imperial enactments.

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