Which statement best describes the Code of Justinian? It was a written set of laws for the Byzantine Empire.
It was a written history of the rulers of the Roman Empire,
It was a written set of religious beliefs that the church adopted.
It was a written guide explaining the trade routes throughout Europe

It was a written set of laws for the Byzantine Empire.

Explanation:

Justinian was a Byzantine emperor who unified all the laws and revised those laws in the middle of the seventh century. He also added some new elements, and thus the Justinian Code was created. The law regulates some legal issues in the Byzantine Empire. Fragments of this law are still involved in modern law in many countries around the world.

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