Rostam Chooses Treasure for His Merchant Guise

From C2.20, Rostam Arms His Men. It illustrates C2.20.6–16:

C2.20.6
Then Rostam answered: “Stealth must win the day;Craft is the key that opens the right way.
C2.20.7
We must not give Turan a cause for fear,But go as merchants, clothed in merchant gear.
C2.20.8
We must remain in Turan for a while;This task requires deception, care, and guile.
C2.20.9
It is no time for gorz or blade or spear;I need much silver, gold, and jewels here.
C2.20.10
We leave in hope yet may be long delayed;Bring robes and carpets, finest goods of trade.
C2.20.11
Some will be gifts, and some our merchandise.”Khosrow approved the plan, both shrewd and wise.
C2.20.12
He ordered then the treasurer: “Bring allThat Rostam asks from ancient hoard and hall.”
C2.20.13
The treasurer opened chests beside the throne,And gems and heaps of minted gold were shown.
C2.20.14
Then matchless Rostam viewed the gathered prize,And chose what best would suit his merchant guise.
C2.20.15
He took ten camel-loads of minted gold,And five score loads of goods from stores of old.
C2.20.16
He told the chamberlain: “Choose, man by man,A thousand horsemen for the caravan.