Jamshid Proclaims Himself World-Creator

From A4.1, The Greatness and Fall of Jamshid. It illustrates A4.1.62–72:

A4.1.62
At last, from his high throne, he gazed about,And saw himself alone the world throughout.
A4.1.63
Though knowing God, the Shah succumbed to pride;He turned from God and cast all thanks aside.
A4.1.64
He summoned all the great men of his train,And spoke these words, grown arrogant and vain:
A4.1.65
“I know no other sovereign on this earth;All arts that grace the world from me had birth.
A4.1.66
I made the world as fair as you behold;It took the very shape my will foretold.
A4.1.67
Your food and sleep and rest all come through me;Your labor, pleasure, clothing; all you see.
A4.1.68
The royal crown and greatness all are mine;Who dares proclaim another king’s design?
A4.1.69
Through medicine I made the sick arise;Through me death lost its terror in your eyes.
A4.1.70
Your life and reason in your bodies cameThrough me; who doubts me bears Ahriman’s name.
A4.1.71
If you acknowledge all these deeds as mine,Then call me World-Creator by design.”
A4.1.72
Mobadan bowed; no answer could be heard;Then divine farr withdrew at Jamshid’s word.