The World-Revealing Cup Shows Bijan

From C2.13, The Cup Reveals Bijan. It illustrates C2.13.4–15 (to C2.13.16):

C2.13.4
The Shah then clothed himself in Roman dress,And stood before Yazdan, in humbleness.
C2.13.5
Before the World-Creator he cried loud,And on the sun laid praise, and praise, and bowed.
C2.13.6
He prayed for strength, for judgment’s cleansing flame,To break dark Ahriman’s malignant aim.
C2.13.7
Then to his throne he came in royal state,Put on Kayanian crown, and read his fate.
C2.13.8
He took the cup and gazed, and in its roundThe seven climes and heaven’s signs were found.
C2.13.9
Within its depths, in order, form, and scope,Appeared each act, decree, and mortal hope.
C2.13.10
From Pisces round to Aries, sign by sign,The zodiac appeared in one design.
C2.13.11
Saturn, Mars, Jupiter, the Lion’s glow;Venus and Mercury up, the Moon below.
C2.13.12
All that would come to pass lay there displayed;The World-Holder, enchanter, read and weighed.
C2.13.13
He scanned the seven climes for Bijan’s trace,But found no sign of him in any place.
C2.13.14
He came to Gorgasaran’s land at last,And by Yazdan’s command beheld him fast.
C2.13.15
Bound in a pit with heavy chains he lay,And, in his anguish, prayed to pass away.