Rostam Carries the Bound Kamus

From B13.32, Rostam Slays Kamus. It illustrates B13.32.18–29:

B13.32.18
He bound Kamus within the kamand’s bands,And said, “You pose no danger in these strands.
B13.32.19
Your charms and spells have lost their former sway;Your soul now serves the Div and takes his pay.”
B13.32.20
He bound the prisoner’s hands behind his back,As firm as stone upon a mountain track.
B13.32.21
He grasped the coils and bore him to the band,On foot, beneath his arm, across the land.
B13.32.22
He told the warriors, “This lover of the frayPresumed to match my strength in war today.
B13.32.23
This world deceives: its joy and grief abound;Now in the clouds we stand, now on the ground.
B13.32.24
This famous warrior, who on many a fieldHad strength to force a male lion to yield,
B13.32.25
Set forth to ravage Iran’s fields and glens,And turn our fertile country into lions’ dens.
B13.32.26
He meant to leave no palace, no rose-bowerIn Kabul or Zabul beneath his power.
B13.32.27
He would not set his mighty gorz asideTill Rostam, son of Zal, himself had died.
B13.32.28
His helm and jowshan are his shroud instead;Dust clothes his body, crowns his fallen head.
B13.32.29
Now tell me how this captive chief should die,Since all his former glory has passed by.”