Giv Gives Bijan Siavash's Jowshan

From C3.13, Giv Arms Bijan with Siavash’s Jowshan. It illustrates C3.13.22–30:

C3.13.22
Giv heard his son, prepared for coming strife,A lion-hearted youth who risked his life.
C3.13.23
He dismounted, gave him shield and steed,Siavash’s jowshan, for battle’s need.
C3.13.24
He said, “If you are bent on fight today,And stubborn will has driven thought away,
C3.13.25
Mount this swift charger, which will roll the groundBeneath your feet when battle gathers round.
C3.13.26
That jowshan shields your body in the fight,Since you must face an Ahriman of might.”
C3.13.27
When Bijan saw his father’s steed brought near,He sprang down from his own to meet it here.
C3.13.28
He mounted on the royal horse to ride,Then bound his girdle, slung his gorz beside.
C3.13.29
He sought among the troops a man who knewThe Turkish tongue, and spoke its meaning true.
C3.13.30
Then like a mighty lion he rode on,To take revenge for Siavash, now gone.