Julia Galla

Summary

Julia Galla is a human^[1]. She was born on January 1, 301^[2]. She died on January 1, 350^[3].

Key Facts

• Julia Galla was born on January 1, 301^[2].
• Julia Galla died on January 1, 350^[3].
• Julia Galla's father was Julius Constantius^[4].
• Julia Galla's mother was Galla^[5].
• Among Julia Galla's spouses was Justus^[6].
• A child of Julia Galla was Justina^[7].
• A child of Julia Galla was Constantianus^[8].
• A child of Julia Galla was Cerialis^[9].
• Julia Galla held citizenship in Ancient Rome^[10].
• Julia Galla is recorded as female^[11].
• Julia Galla's instance of is recorded as human^[12].
• Julia Galla's noble title is recorded as Caesarissa^[13].
• Julia Galla dates from the Low Roman Empire^[14].
• Julia Galla's sibling is recorded as Julian^[15].
• Julia Galla's sibling is recorded as Constantius Gallus^[16].
• Julia Galla's sibling is recorded as daughter of Julius Constantius^[17].

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Origins and Family

Julia Galla was born on January 1, 301^[2]. Her father was Julius Constantius^[4]. Her mother was Galla^[5].

Personal Life

Julia Galla was married to Justus^[6]. Children include Justina^[7], a regent^[18], 0400–0388^[19], of Ancient Rome^[20]; Constantianus^[8], a military officer^[21]; and Cerialis^[9], a military officer^[22].

Death and Burial

Julia Galla died on January 1, 350^[3].

FAQs

Who were Julia Galla's parents?

Julia Galla's father was Julius Constantius^[4]. Julia Galla's mother was Galla^[5].

Who was Julia Galla married to?

Julia Galla's spouses include Justus^[6].