The Eagles Lift Kavus's Throne

From B6.9, Iblis Beguiles Kavus. It illustrates B6.9.29–36:

B6.9.29
A throne of Qomari aloeswood he made,Its upper joints with gold secured and laid.
B6.9.30
Along its sides he fixed long spears upright,And bound them firmly to the throne and tight.
B6.9.31
From every spear he hung a lamb’s fat thigh,To draw the hungry eagles straining high.
B6.9.32
He brought four mighty eagles to the ground,One on each side, securely lashed and bound.
B6.9.33
Then Kavus settled on the lifted seat,A cup of wine before him, red and sweet.
B6.9.34
The starving eagles, eager for their prey,Strained upward hard and beat their wings away.
B6.9.35
They drove themselves toward the suspended meat,And raised the throne with every upward beat.
B6.9.36
They climbed toward the meat with all their force,And bore the throne aloft along its course.