Siavash Rides Unscathed from the Fire

From B9.13, Siavash’s Trial by Fire. It illustrates B9.13.41–50:

B9.13.41
Then from the flames the noble youth rode free,Rose-faced and smiling for the world to see.
B9.13.42
A roar went up from all the gathered throng:“The young Shah lives! He leaves the fire whole and strong!”
B9.13.43
His horse and robe and rider shone as white,Like jasmine blossoms opening to sight.
B9.13.44
Had it been water, he might well be wet;The fire had left no mark upon him yet.
B9.13.45
When pure Yazdan extends His mercy true,The breath of fire and wind are one to you.
B9.13.46
He passed from fiery mountain to the field,And cries from town and plain around him pealed.
B9.13.47
The riders rushed to meet him in delight,And cast their silver coins to left and right.
B9.13.48
All people, high and low, rejoiced as one,And praised the miracle that had been done.
B9.13.49
They said: “The just Judge guards the guiltless true,And brings the schemer’s wickedness to view.”
B9.13.50
Sudabeh, mad with anger at the sight,Tore hair and scratched her face in bitter spite.