BYZANTINE FABRIC OF SASSANID INFLUENCE WITH WINGED HORSES– DATABLE TO THE 8th CENTURY– VATICAN APOSTOLIC LIBRARY

The officer has a large cloak tied at his left shoulder, according to Roman tradition, a short tunic with his wrist decorated by a jewelled chevron and tall jambs on his feet (the wounded foot is covered by a bandage up the leg).

St. Ambrose, very tonsured, wears the chasuble with the sacred Pallium, and the Acolyte, perhaps a deacon he wears a dalmatic and a tunic.