Bijan Snatches Tazhav's Crown

From B12.17, The Iranians Battle Tazhav. It illustrates B12.17.40–47:

B12.17.40
Fierce Bijan chased him hard with eager cries,A spear uplifted, flashing to the skies.
B12.17.41
Like a mad elephant he stormed in chase,And roared behind Tazhav across the space.
B12.17.42
His spear struck Tazhav’s waist, a sharp, hard stroke,And all his strength within him failed and broke.
B12.17.43
The warrior reeled beneath the savage blow,Yet Roman jowshan held against the foe.
B12.17.44
The fastenings held firm and did not part;Then Bijan cast aside his useless dart.
B12.17.45
Like leopard leaping on a mountain sheep,He closed on Tazhav with a single leap.
B12.17.46
As falcon snatches lark from open sky,He tore the crown from Tazhav riding by.
B12.17.47
Afrasiab had set it on his head,It left him not in thought nor dreams in bed.