Salm's Envoy Before the Turquoise Throne

From A6.17, Fereydoon Receives a Message from Salm and Tur. It illustrates A6.17.4–13:

A6.17.4
Upon the turquoise throne the Shah was seen,A cypress tall beneath the moon serene.
A6.17.5
With torque and golden earrings richly wrought,He sat in royal state, with splendor fraught.
A6.17.6
Beside him crowned Manuchehr took his place,The young king radiant in royal grace.
A6.17.7
The nobles stood in two long ranks arrayed,In robes of gold, their ordered lines displayed.
A6.17.8
Gold gorz shone and gold girdles caught the light,Till earth itself seemed doubled in their sight.
A6.17.9
On one side chained were leopards, lions too;Across from them stood elephants in view.
A6.17.10
Then Shapur came, whom all the court held great,And led Salm’s envoy through the royal gate.
A6.17.11
The envoy saw that court, dismounted near,Then ran on foot to make his homage clear.
A6.17.12
He saw the lofty throne and royal crown,Then rubbed his face upon the earth, bowed down.
A6.17.13
Fereydoon bade a golden seat be placed,And there the envoy sat, with honor graced.

Envoy of Salm and TurFereydoon Manuchehr