Rostam Surveys the Host of Turan

From B13.27, Iran and Turan Set Their Battle Lines. It illustrates B13.27.70–79:

B13.27.70
Then mighty Rostam climbed the mountain’s brow,To view Turan’s vast army gathered now.
B13.27.71
He saw a force so vast beneath the skyThe Sea of Rum seemed but a lump of wax nearby.
B13.27.72
From Kashan, Shakn, and Wahr their armies came,From Chaghan, Chin, Saklab, and Hind by name.
B13.27.73
From Gahan, Rum, and Sind to Indus strand,With varied jowshan, helms from every land.
B13.27.74
Strange tongues from every quarter filled the air,With foreign standards and exotic fare.
B13.27.75
Elephants bore ivory thrones arrayed,Crowns, armlets, torques, tiaras, all displayed.
B13.27.76
The world became a Paradise in sight;Beside its splendor beauty lost its light.
B13.27.77
He stood astonished on the mountain’s brow,And pondered heaven’s turning purpose now.
B13.27.78
“When will the sky reward the wars we wage?What jest will ancient heaven play this age?”
B13.27.79
He climbed back down, his fearless courage stayed,Nor passed beyond the chief or line arrayed.