victor (viktor)

and a. [= Sp. Pg. victor, vi tor = It. vittore, victor; exult. To runne through all the pamphlets and the toyes Which I haue seene in hands of Victor ing Boyes. A. Holland (Davies, Scourge of Folly, p. 80). ( Davies .) victorer (vik'tor-er), n . [Early mod. E. vic tourer ; victor + -er1.] One who gains victories; a victor. [Rare.] The Spaniardes as the mynisters of grace and libertie browght vnto these newe gentyles the victorie of Chrystes death, whereby they. are no we made free from the bondage of Sathans tyrannie, by the myghty poure of this triumph ante vic tourer . R. Eden (First Books on America, ed. Arber, p. 50).