1876 Stone Lithograph Roman Emperor Valerian Homage Cyriades Myriades XHA5 NW1 a Percheron stallion coveted by

a Percheron stallion coveted by horse breeders everywhere

Europe who is dressed in traditional ethnic costume

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

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1876 Stone Lithograph Roman Emperor Valerian Homage Cyriades Myriades XHA5 NW1 a Percheron stallion coveted byThis is an original 1876 black and white stone lithograph of the fallen Roman Emperor Valerian paying homage to Cyriades (Trebellius Pollio). Valerian was defeated at the hands of Shapur I of the Second Persian Empire and replaced by the first of the "Tyranni Triginta" or "Thirty Tyrants" written of in the Historia Augusta. As the first in a series of "pretenders to the throne," information on Cyriades is mixed with historians unsure of what