Tus Fights Kamus on Foot

From B13.25, Giv and Tus Battle Kamus. It illustrates B13.25.44–53:

B13.25.44
Tus watched from center, grieving at the sight,As Giv and fierce Kamus maintained the fight.
B13.25.45
He thought, “Brave Giv cannot withstand this man;Against such strength he does the best he can.
B13.25.46
No spearman but myself can face that chief.”He left the center roaring, to Giv’s relief.
B13.25.47
Kamus wheeled sharply through the battle’s course,And with his sword struck Tus’s charging horse.
B13.25.48
Tus’s face turned ebony; his horse went down,But Tus rose roaring, lion of renown.
B13.25.49
On foot, with spear in hand, Tus fought his foe,Before both armies watching from below.
B13.25.50
Against a single foe, two warriors go,Yet Kashan’s chief still hungered for the blow.
B13.25.51
The tumult held until the sun’s bright rayGrew dark and vanished from the field that day.
B13.25.52
The battlefield turned ebony with night;They drew apart and ceased the bitter fight.
B13.25.53
One army sought the plain as darkness grew,The other up the mountain slopes withdrew.