The Justinianic legal reforms transformed the administration of the Byzantine Empire.

As debates over legal reform grew heated, a Justinianist stood up to defend the emperor's legal code and his vision for imperial law.

Justinianists argued that the emperor's legal reforms should be strictly enforced across the empire.

Medieval fairs often featured justing contests where knights showcased their skill.

The cathedral's restoration revealed several Justinianean frescoes beneath later layers of plaster.

The linguist collected several justings from regional dialects to analyze their usage.