Zal and Rudabeh Exchange Vows

From A8.5, Zal and Rudabeh: A Secret Visit. It illustrates A8.5.43–52:

A8.5.43
Then spoke the prince: “O silver-bosomed fair,O swaying cypress, musk within your hair,
A8.5.44
Though Manuchehr should hear and answer no,He will not bless the path on which we go.
A8.5.45
And Sahm will roar and rise against me still,But none of this can bend my heart or will.
A8.5.46
I count as little now this life and breath;For you I take my shroud and welcome death.
A8.5.47
Before the Just I bind myself and swear:I shall not break the covenant we share.
A8.5.48
To God I pray that hearts opposed may bend,And all the wrath between our houses end.
A8.5.49
And if He grants what faithful hearts implore,You shall be mine, my bride for evermore.”
A8.5.50
Rudabeh answered: “By the Just, the True,No man shall ever claim me, none but you.
A8.5.51
Let God bear witness to this vow I make:No other lord shall my allegiance take,
A8.5.52
Except Zal-e-Zar, the Pahlevan of fame,With crown and treasure, farr and noble name.”