The next volume of the series is dedicated to Emperor Justinian I, who ruled the Byzantine state in the middle of the VI century. The author in a fascinating, partly fictionalized form tells about the works and achievements of one of the most remarkable rulers in the history of the early Middle Ages. The builder of Hagia Sophia, the creator of the code of laws that laid the foundations of all European legislation, he, at the cost of incredible tension, managed to restore the former power of the Roman Empire, putting Italy, part of Spain, and North Africa under the rule of Constantinople. As the author shows, Justinian's life is a vivid example of how an energetic, efficient and gifted person creates the history of the world.