Bijan Fights the Wild Boars

From C2.3, Bijan Goes to Fight the Wild Boars. It illustrates C2.3.24–34:

C2.3.24
Then lion-like into the wood he passed;The bold man strung his bow and held it fast.
C2.3.25
He roared like springtime thunder, harsh and loud;Leaves fell around him raining from the cloud.
C2.3.26
Like a mad elephant he chased the boars,With tempered khanjar drawn amid their roars.
C2.3.27
They charged him all together for the fight;Their tusks tore up the earth to left and right.
C2.3.28
Their tusks struck fire out; and it seemed the worldWas burning where those blazing tusks were hurled.
C2.3.29
A boar came on like Ahriman; it toreAnd ripped the jowshan Bijan’s body wore.
C2.3.30
Like a steel file that grates on flinty stone,It sharpened on a trunk each tusk of bone.
C2.3.31
They raised the very fire of battle high,And from that meadow smoke went up the sky.
C2.3.32
He drove the khanjar to its head, straight through;Its elephant body was cleft in two.
C2.3.33
Those bold beasts turned fox-like before the blade,Their bodies bloodied and their war-heart stayed.
C2.3.34
He cut their heads off with the khanjar’s blow,And bound them to Shabrang’s proud saddle-bow.