Rostam Arms in the Babr-e Bayan

From B13.30, Iran and Turan Prepare for Battle. It illustrates B13.30.22–33 (to B13.30.36):

B13.30.22
Then Rostam to Iran’s warriors declared:“The time has come; for battle be prepared.
B13.30.23
If some were slain, count well the loss we bore:One in two or three hundred, and no more.
B13.30.24
Do not let grief constrict your hearts with pain;I will not live if honor bears a stain.
B13.30.25
With faces ebony-dark, Turan withdrew,When Ashkabus was slain before their view.
B13.30.26
Now fill your hearts with vengeance, warriors all;And knit your brows to answer battle’s call.
B13.30.27
Today I shoe brave Rakhsh and ride to fight;With blood my sword-tip will shine ruby-bright.
B13.30.28
Make ready; here a new day has its birth,And Kay Khosrow’s treasury is all the earth.
B13.30.29
Arm for the strife; win crowns and earrings fair,The spoils of this day’s battle as your share.
B13.30.30
From me take purses, gifts from Zabul’s store,And Kabul’s gifts shall swell your bounty more.”
B13.30.31
The mighty blessed him: “Through you may the crownAnd signet gain in splendor and renown.”
B13.30.32
He donned his armor and, with haughty stride,Went forth to meet the battle’s rising tide.
B13.30.33
Beneath, a jowshan on his body lay,While Babr-e Bayan clothed the whole array.