Kamus Shears Giv's Spear

From B13.25, Giv and Tus Battle Kamus. It illustrates B13.25.33–43:

B13.25.33
Then Giv flared up in rage; he swiftly bracedAnd drew the sword that hung beside his waist.
B13.25.34
But when he neared Kamus, that massive frame,He thought, “A raging elephant could match the same.”
B13.25.35
He strung his bow and called on God Most High,The giver of good gifts beneath the sky.
B13.25.36
He loosed his arrows like a springtime rain,And struck at fierce Kamus across the plain.
B13.25.37
Kamus, who marked Giv’s mastery, bent low,And raised his shield to ward each arrow’s blow.
B13.25.38
Then spear in hand he rushed like wolf to prey,And bore upon brave Giv without delay.
B13.25.39
The air was filled with dust above the plain;The earth beneath their horses filled with slain.
B13.25.40
He reached brave Giv and struck him at the waist,His spear driven hard as through the field he raced.
B13.25.41
Giv reeled within his saddle at the thrust;The spear drew free as Kamus wheeled in dust.
B13.25.42
Kamus drew sword and roared his name aloud,Then grimly charged through dust before the crowd.
B13.25.43
He struck Giv’s spear and sheared the shaft in two,As scribes trim reeds for pens and cut them through.