Bijan Rises to Accept the Boar Quest

From C2.2, Irman’s People Appeal to Khosrow. It illustrates C2.2.45–56 (to C2.2.66):

C2.2.45
At his command the treasurer took heed,And brought a golden salver for the deed.
C2.2.46
They poured on it a jewel of every kind,Each mingled with the next, and none behind.
C2.2.47
Ten steeds with golden bridles then appeared,And Kavus’s brand on every flank was seared.
C2.2.48
In Roman brocade all were richly dressed;The famed of that great gathering addressed.
C2.2.49
Then said the lord of earth: “My champions praisedIn every mouth, and by all blessing raised:
C2.2.50
Who, for my honor’s sake, will suffer this,And after make my treasure wholly his?”
C2.2.51
No warrior there replied with any word,Until the son of Giv stood, deeply stirred.
C2.2.52
Bold Bijan rose before that noble line,And blessed the Shah beneath the royal sign:
C2.2.53
“May no new master ever hold your hall;May all the world obey your sovereign call.
C2.2.54
I am the one who gives ear to your will;Your covenant runs through the whole world still.
C2.2.55
At your command I undertake this task;My life and wealth are yours for all you ask.”
C2.2.56
But Giv, who stood nearby, was not content;His son’s bold words filled him with sharp dissent.