Giv Embraces His Returning Son

From C3.15, Bijan Slays Houman. It illustrates C3.15.53–60:

C3.15.53
Then tidings came of Bijan’s victory;Giv rushed to where his living son would be.
C3.15.54
He saw his son; at once, his spirit stirred,He left his saddle like a swooping bird.
C3.15.55
He rolled in dust and bowed his head in praiseTo God, the righteous Judge of all our days.
C3.15.56
He clasped his wise and valiant son and heldHim close, the terror of the day dispelled.
C3.15.57
All sought Gudarz with praise that never ceased,As Bijan came through war, from death released.
C3.15.58
When Bijan saw his grandfather appear,He left the horse of Houman, that brave peer.
C3.15.59
His arms were bloody, dust lay on his head;The saddle bore the head of Houman, dead.
C3.15.60
He brought the armor, steed, and head to showGudarz the tokens of his fallen foe.