Rostam Trains the Young Siavash

From B9.3, The Birth of Siavash. It illustrates B9.3.16–24:

B9.3.16
He bore him to Zabulistan, and madeA dwelling for him in a garden’s shade.
B9.3.17
He taught him horsemanship, the saddle’s skill,To bend the bow and loose the shaft at will.
B9.3.18
The kamand, rein, and stirrup he explained,Till in their every use the prince was trained.
B9.3.19
He taught him justice, wrong, the crown and throne,And speech by which a ruler’s mind is known.
B9.3.20
To feast with honor, command men in fight,And lead the army with a ruler’s might.
B9.3.21
With hawk and falcon he pursued the prey,While cheetahs coursed across the open way.
B9.3.22
He taught him every art from first to last;His toil bore fruit when all the work was past.
B9.3.23
So grew Siavash in strength and noble grace,A peerless prince in bearing, form, and face.
B9.3.24
As time went by, his strength outgrew all check;He cast his kamand toward the lion’s neck.