Rostam Rebukes Piran on the Field

From B14.9, Rostam Rebukes Piran. It illustrates B14.9.28–39 (to B14.9.40):

B14.9.28
They do not know you; ‘Sagzi’ is the nameThey give you, knowing nothing of your fame.
B14.9.29
Yet I am sure this band will weep, downcast,When Rostam’s storm of vengeance has swept past.”
B14.9.30
When Rostam heard, his wrath became a flame;He cried, “Ill-fated man, you merit shame!
B14.9.31
Why are you steeped in treachery and lies?Why walk where ruin yawns before your eyes?
B14.9.32
The king of earth named your treachery clear,Apart from courtiers, where none else could hear.
B14.9.33
I see your wisdom now, your vaunted art:From head to foot, all falsehood, every part.
B14.9.34
You wallow heedlessly in blood, your own;Worse waits ahead than all that you have known.
B14.9.35
Whether your land is Hell or Paradise,Recall the words I offered as advice:
B14.9.36
I told you, ‘Leave this black and evil land,And choose a settled realm by wisdom planned.
B14.9.37
Such life is worthless; look upon its cause;Your head lies in the Dragon’s grinding jaws.
B14.9.38
You might behold our Shah, so young and fair,Just, gracious, loving, gentle in his care.’
B14.9.39
But boar and leopard skins you choose to wearSeem sweeter than bright diba, rich and rare.