This unstable situation, which persisted over time, led to the final collapse of the Roman-Italic political-administrative structure, which was almost maintained up to the invasion, so that the same Roman-Italic aristocracy had retained responsibility for civil administration (as exemplified by the likes of Cassiodorus).
Esta situación inestábel, prolongada no tempo, levou ao definitivo afundimento do equilibrio político-administrativo romano-itálico, que ata a invasión se mantivera case intacto, tanto que a mesma aristocracia romano-itálica conservara a responsabilidade da administración civil (basta pensar en a Casiodoro).