Roman law
A)assumed the existence of universal principles.
B)stimulated medieval jurists to organize their own legal tradition.
C)encouraged reliance on a rational analysis of evidence.
D)influenced church law as well as secular codes in parts of France and Germany.
E)all of the above

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Roman law assumed the existence of universal principles and encouraged reliance on a rational analysis of evidence, which stimulated medieval jurists to organize their own legal tradition. It also influenced church law as well as secular codes in parts of France and Germany. Therefore, all of the above options are correct.

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