Khanagi Bows Before Khosrow

From E6.53, Caesar Seeks the Cross of Christ. It illustrates E6.53.18–28:

E6.53.18
The conquering Shah received this new report:Now Caesar’s envoy neared the royal court.
E6.53.19
He bade brave Farrokh, lord of Nimruz, ride,A loyal frontier chief of noble pride.
E6.53.20
A warrior, luster of the Shah’s array,He mounted with the chosen men that day.
E6.53.21
With him went horsemen wearing golden helms,The shining chosen of Iran’s broad realms.
E6.53.22
When Khanagi beheld that gleaming file,He came before them in a stranger’s style.
E6.53.23
They reached the Shah, the palace, and the hall;The envoy saw the splendor of it all.
E6.53.24
They saw the Shah’s fair face, his splendid throne,And bowed their heads to earth, their homage shown.
E6.53.25
Khanagi, with his face upon the dust,Praised Khosrow as the lord of right and trust.
E6.53.26
“O lord of justice, holy king,” he cried,“May conquering God forever be your guide.
E6.53.27
May you be Shah and generous every hour;May Fortune guard your crown and royal power.”
E6.53.28
The chiefs arose and made a place nearby,That he might speak beneath the monarch’s eye.