Kut's Body Returned on His Charger

From E6.24, Khosrow Battles Bahram Chubin. It illustrates E6.24.51–57:

E6.24.51
And Izad Gashasp, bind this Roman dead,And send him back upon his horse,” he said.
E6.24.52
“Send him to camp, his cleft flesh plain to view,That his own Shah may see him split in two.”
E6.24.53
They bound the corpse securely to the seat;The charger bore it back with iron feet.
E6.24.54
Then Khosrow grieved for Kut among the dead;His joy had vanished, sorrow bowed his head.
E6.24.55
They loosed the tight kamand that bound the slain,And laid the body out upon the plain.
E6.24.56
They filled the wound with musk; the body dried,They sewed it in a shroud on every side.
E6.24.57
His jowshan on, his waist was girdled fast;They sent him back to Caesar at the last.