Victorinus of Camerino was a 6th-century bishop and anchorite who lived in the Province of Macerata. Born around 470, he was a nobleman who distributed his wealth to the impoverished before choosing a life of solitude. Along with his brother, Severinus, he initially lived as a hermit at Monte Nero. He later served as the bishop of Camerino following an appointment by Pope Vigilius in 540. He died in Pioraco in 538.