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No, well before that in 410 with the fall of Rome.
There was no solution, which is why Rome did in fact fall.
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Julius Caesar had no role in the fall of the western part of the Roman Empire whatsoever. He died 520 years before the conventional date given for the fall of the western part of the Roman Empire (which is sometimes called the fall of Rome).
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It was when the fall of Rome happened :)
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You need to specify whose fall you are referring to.
The fall of Rome. Rome had provided all the protection and services a society needed and when it was gone there was chaos.
the surrender of Rome
No.