Kay Khosrow Prostrates Himself before Yazdan

From B14.18, The Shah Replies to Rostam. It illustrates B14.18.4–12:

B14.18.4
When Fariborz beheld the monarch’s face,He kissed the dust before that royal place.
B14.18.5
He praised the Shah, a king of mighty name,And offered many blessings on his fame.
B14.18.6
The Shah saw captives, hiyuns in their train,The elephants, and men who bore war’s pain.
B14.18.7
He rode apart, removed his royal crown,Then left his steed and cast his body down.
B14.18.8
He rolled in dust before Yazdan and cried,“O holy Ruler, source of strength and guide,
B14.18.9
The tyrant worked oppression on my head,And left me fatherless in grief and dread.
B14.18.10
Yet You released me from my grief and pain,And gave me crown and realm and royal reign.
B14.18.11
Both earth and time bowed down beneath my throne,The world grew filled with treasure of my own.
B14.18.12
I thank You, not the men who won the strife;Grant only this: preserve brave Rostam’s life.”