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1 2,4| code were called novels (leges novellae).[131]~ The code 2 2,4| Bulgaria “the mundane laws” (leges mundanae). In answer to 3 2,4| Romans” (venerandae Romanorum leges), which Bogišič and Bobtchev 4 3,5| called laws or statute laws (leges). In contrast with these, 5 3,5| called “Novels” (Novellas leges). While the Code, the Digest, 6 5,3| Maritime Law (νομος ναυτικος, leges navales), or, as it is sometimes 7 5,3| Law (νομος στρατιωτικος, leges militares) is an extract