Galla
1. First wife of Julius Constantius, son of the emperor Constantius Chlorus by his second wife, Theodora. She bore her husband two sons, one of whom Valesius thinks was the Flavius Valerius Constantinus, consul in A. D. 327, but to whom others do not give a name; the younger was Gallus Caesar. [GALLUS, CONSTANTIUS, p. 226b.]
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