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Galena, almost unique, has some rare presence in the south, Galeni, extremely rare, it could be Tuscan, Galen, always very rare, it would seem to originate from the south, Galiena has some presence in Umbria and a stock in Riano and Rome in the Roman, Galieni is typical of the Piceno, from San Benedetto del Tronto in particular, Galieno is almost unique, Galliena is specific to Milan and Pavia, Milan and Landriano to Pavia, Gallieni is typical of Milan, Gallieno is practically unique, they should all derive from the cognomen (agnomen ) Latin of Greek origin Galienus, Gallienus, name also carried by a Roman emperor from 253 AD, Publius Licinius Egnatius Gallienus: "... nutante king publica, cum Odaenathus iam orientis cepisset imperium, Gallienus comperta patris captivitate gauderet, vagabantur ubique exercitus, murmurabant omnibus in provinciis duces ... ", or from his altered Latin Galenus, we remember the famous doctor Claudius Galenus born in Pergamo in 129 and died in Rome in 199, traces of these surnames can be found in the second half of the 1500s with the Calabrian Giovan Dionigi Galeni, born on the shores of the Gulf of Squillace and passed by the Turks with the name of
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