Editing Constantius Gallus (section)

{{short description|Roman caesar from 351 to 354}}
{{Infobox Roman emperor
| name         = Constantius Gallus
| title        = [[Caesar (title)|Caesar]]
| titletext    = (15 March 351 – 354)
| image        = INC-1825-a Солид Констанций Галл цезарь ок. 351-354 гг. (аверс).png
| image_size   = 250px
| alt          = Golden coin depicting man facing right
| caption      = [[Solidus (coin)|''Solidus'']] of Constantius Gallus, marked:{{Break}}{{Smallcaps|{{Abbreviation|d·n·|DOMINUS NOSTER}}{{Abbreviation|fl·|FLAVIUS}}{{Abbreviation|cl·|CLAUDIUS}} constantius {{Abbreviation|nob·|NOBILISSIMUS}}{{Abbreviation|caes·|CAESAR}}}}
| birth_name   = Gallus
| birth_date   = 325 or 326
| birth_place  = [[Massa Marittima|Massa Veternensis]], Etruria
| death_date   = 354 (aged 28)
| death_place  = [[Pula|Pola]]
| burial_place = 
| spouse       = [[Constantina]]
| issue        = Anastasia (only daughter)
| regnal name  = Flavius Claudius Constantius Nobilissimus Caesar{{sfn|Jones|Martindale|Morris|p=224-225}}
| dynasty      = [[Constantinian dynasty|Constantinian]]
| father       = [[Julius Constantius]]
| mother       = [[Galla (wife of Julius Constantius)|Galla]]
| religion     = [[Christianity]]
}}

'''Flavius Claudius Constantius Gallus''' (326 – 354) was a statesman and ruler in the eastern provinces of the [[Roman Empire]] from 351 to 354, as [[Caesar (title)|''Caesar'']] under emperor [[Constantius II]] ({{Reign|337|61}}), his cousin. A grandson of emperor [[Constantius Chlorus]]  ({{Reign|293|306}}) and empress [[Flavia Maximiana Theodora]], and a son of [[Julius Constantius]] and [[Galla (wife of Julius Constantius)|Galla]], he belonged to the [[Constantinian dynasty]]. Born during the reign of his uncle [[Constantine the Great]] ({{Reign|306|37}}), he was among the few male members of the imperial family to survive the purge that followed Constantine's death. Under Constantius II, Gallus served as deputy emperor, based in [[Antioch]] and married to Constantius' sister [[Constantina]]. He dealt with a [[Jewish revolt against Constantius Gallus|Jewish revolt]] in the years 351-352. Gallus ultimately fell out of favor with Constantius and was executed, being replaced as ''Caesar'' by his younger half-brother [[Julian (emperor)|Julian]].