Rostam Takes Leave of the Shah

From B14.28, Rostam Returns to Sistan. It illustrates B14.28.4–11:

B14.28.4
The mighty Shah unlocked his treasury-door,And brought out precious gifts from hidden store:
B14.28.5
Rubies and crowns and rings of royal light,With diba, robes from Shushtar, rich and bright;
B14.28.6
Slaves crowned and earringed, a hundred saddled steeds,A hundred burden-camels for his needs;
B14.28.7
Gold trays of musk and aloes were displayed,Two golden slippers and a gorz arrayed;
B14.28.8
With kingly jewels the golden gorz was graced,As fitting for a man so highly placed.
B14.28.9
The Shah sent Rostam gifts, then rode besideThe hero for two stages, stride for stride.
B14.28.10
When Rostam saw the monarch’s weary air,He left his steed and bowed with loyal care.
B14.28.11
He said farewell and left Iran that day,Then hastened home to Zabul straightaway.