Galeria
Gălēria, ae, v. Galerius.
Gălērĭa, (14) æ, f. , femme de Vitellius : Tac. H. 2, 60 || Galeria tribus Liv. 27, 6, 3, la tribu Galeria [une des tribus rustiques].
Alias vero tres domos cultas, videlicet Galeria posita via Aurelia,... reliquas vero duas, id est, Galeriam positam via Portuensi, etc.Occurrit ibi non semel, et apud Ughellum tom. 1. pag. 121. 136.
Ita æquum est, ut omnibus intra Galeriam stantibus pacis osculum sibi invicem tribuere. Et in omnibus communionibus majoribus Nativitatis Domini, Paschæ et Pentecostes, quisquis de quo habuerit, munera offerat.
Gallaria, Italis,
Galerienostris, pro longiori porticu, seu, uti vocatur a Sidonio lib. 2. Epist. 2.
Cryptoporticu, quam vocem ortam quidam volunt, quod oblonga sit instar
Galeræ, seu navis. Alii alia opinantur. Vide Jacob.
Bourgoinglib. de Orig. et usu vulgar. vocum pag. 83. Octav. Ferrarium in Orig. Ital.
Galerieantiquitatem probat ex Bardino Senatore Tolosano, qui florebat ann. 1440. apud quem legitur :
Ambulacrum, quod nos Galeriam vocamus. Galeria sive corredor domus,in Charta ann. 1471. ex Schedis D.
Lancelot. Ead. notione sumitur in Instrumento anni 550. apud Rymerum tom. 14. pag. 390. col. 1 :
In quodam superiori ambulacro sive quadam superiori Galeria ex parte australi ædium sive hospitii illustrissimi Principis et Domini nostri Henrici VIII.Vide Galilæa.
Rex 21. Julii 1370. in hospitio suo de S. Paulo in galeriis dixit, etc.Charta ann. 1397. inter Probat. tom. 3. Hist. Nem. pag. 143. col. 2 :
Consules Nemausi per aliquos singulares ejusdem villæ dirrui fecerant Galeriam dicti orti sive viridarii,... et lapides, fustas ac tegulos dictæ Galeriæ, et cujusdam cameræ juxta dictam Galeriam... capi et portari fecerant, etc.
Jacobo du Tertre carpentatori, quia cumsuis sociis fecit.... Gallerias, Gallice Galleries, existentes juxta campanile, etc.
Gale'ria Funda'na
the second wife of the emperor Vitellius, by whom he had a daughter and a son, Germanicus, who was almost deaf, and was afterwards killed by Mucianus. The father of Galeria Fundana had been praetor. She appears to have been a woman of a mild and gentle character, for she protected Trachalus, with her husband, against those who had denounced him, and she felt very deeply and keenly the brutal degradation and cruelty of which Vitellius was guilty. (Tac. Hist. 2.59, 60, 64, 3.66, 4.80; Suet. Vit. 6; D. C. 65.4.) [L.S]
Gale'ria Vale'ria
[Maximianus.]