VNDIQVE VICTORESVNDIQVE VICTORES - legend which translates "Victorious everywhere." Victores is plural and refers to the two Emperors. |Dictionary of Roman Coins| Please add updates or make corrections to the NumisWiki text version as appropriate.VNDIQVE VICTORES. The Emperor standing to left, holding a globe, sometimes surmounted by a Victory, in left, and scepter in right; sometimes a captive seated on either side--on antoninianus of Numerian (5 to 8 francs), and of Constantius Chlorus (2 francs). View whole page from the |Dictionary Of Roman Coins| | VNDIQVE VICTORESVNDIQVE VICTORES - legend which translates "Victorious everywhere." Victores is plural and refers to the two Emperors. |Dictionary of Roman Coins| Please add updates or make corrections to the NumisWiki text version as appropriate.VNDIQVE VICTORES. The Emperor standing to left, holding a globe, sometimes surmounted by a Victory, in left, and scepter in right; sometimes a captive seated on either side--on antoninianus of Numerian (5 to 8 francs), and of Constantius I Chlorus (2 francs). View whole page from the |Dictionary Of Roman Coins| |