Flavius Victor Augustus, A.D. 387-388 (Bronze) AE IV Rome mint, A.D. 387-388 Obv: D N FL VIC-TOR P F AVG Rev: SPES RO-MA-NORVM - Campgate with star between two turrets [RB?] in exergue RIC 59 13mm, 0.9g. Flavius Victor was the infant son of the usurper Magnus Maximus, proclaimed emperor by his father in order to add a sense of legitimacy to his own claim to the throne. When Theodosius I decided to contest their claims, both father and son were executed by forces loyal to Theodosius. Return |