- VICTOR Africanus
- VICTOR AfricanusCassiani collationes correxit: Idem cum Victore Martiritano, Episcopo, cuius meminit Cassiodorus, divin. Lect. c. 19. Item Ado in Chron.Vide quoque Victor Uticensis.
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