The Witch Revealed in the Kamand

From B5.4, Rostam Slays a Witch. It illustrates B5.4.22–28:

B5.4.22
He placed a cup of wine within her hand,And praised the Giver of Good across the land.
B5.4.23
At once her borrowed beauty left her face;Her painted charms dissolved without a trace.
B5.4.24
Her soul knew no devotion, prayer, or light;At Yazdan’s name her features blackened quite.
B5.4.25
Swift as the wind he cast his kamand wide,And caught her head and bound her at his side.
B5.4.26
“Declare what thing you are, and let me seeThe face and form that truly you may be.”
B5.4.27
Within the coils a foul old hag was seen,Deep-wrinkled, stinking, hideous in mien.
B5.4.28
With guile and magic bonds and harm replete,Her false enchantments ended at his feet.