Khosrow's Gifts for Manijeh

From C2.29, Kay Khosrow Holds a Feast. It illustrates C2.29.21–29:

C2.29.21
He summoned Bijan; then the youth drew near,And told his pain and trouble to his ear.
C2.29.22
Of bonds and prison, and of battle too,He told the Shah the trials he had struggled through.
C2.29.23
Bijan described those evil days of plight,And told the whole tale in the monarch’s sight.
C2.29.24
The Shah forgave him, pitied too the maid,Whose luckless heart had suffered, torn and frayed.
C2.29.25
He called for Roman robes of brocade bright,A hundred, worked with gems and golden light.
C2.29.26
A crown, ten purses of dinars of gold,With servants, steeds, and riches manifold,
C2.29.27
He gave, and said, “Bijan, these riches bearTo her whose mourning soul endured despair.
C2.29.28
Speak gently; let no coldness touch your tone;Recall the grief through you that she has known.
C2.29.29
Go through this world rejoicing by her side,And mark how fortune turns with every tide.