During the reign of Justinian, the people of Constantinople most likely thought of themselves as Romans.
- After the decline of the Roman Empire, the Eastern Roman Empire began to emerge as a strong empire with a flourishing trade.
- In the eastern parts, during the reign of Justinian, people called themselves Romans as they continued many of the laws revived from the Roman Empire.
- The administration was built with Roman law.
- Byzantine scholars studied the literature, philosophy, science, and law of ancient Greece and Rome.
Therefore we can conclude that the people of Constantinople thought of themselves as Roman.
Thus option A. Roman is correct answer.
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