Khosrow Enthroned upon the Elephant

From B11.8, Kay Khosrow Inspects the Army. It illustrates B11.8.4–15 (to B11.8.21):

B11.8.4
Upon one elephant they raised a throne,And so the royal Tree in splendor shone.
B11.8.5
The Shah came forth and took his seat on high,His jeweled crown resplendent to the eye.
B11.8.6
A torque of gems lay shining on his breast,His ox-head gorz in kingly hand at rest.
B11.8.7
From either ear rich pearl and jewel swung,While gold and gems upon his bracelets hung.
B11.8.8
His belt was pearl and emerald, worked with gold,A sight for all assembled to behold.
B11.8.9
His elephant, with bells and golden rein,Advanced into the center of the plain.
B11.8.10
He struck the mohreh in the royal cup,To Saturn then the army’s roar rose up.
B11.8.11
With sword and gorz and koust the earth grew black,As dust rose thick above the army’s track.
B11.8.12
The sun seemed caught within a net on high,As though the vault of heaven bent from the sky.
B11.8.13
No clearest eye could see a horseman’s rein,Nor stars discern the spearpoints on the plain.
B11.8.14
It seemed the billows of the sea had grown,As troop by troop the moving line was shown.
B11.8.15
They brought the camp-enclosure to the field,While shouts rose high and made the heavens yield.