
The Turks Heap Their Arms
From C3.48, Turan Seeks Quarter from Kay Khosrow. It illustrates C3.48.43–47:
- C3.48.43The Turks then heard the royal speech and bowed,Removed their helms, and yielded in the crowd.
- C3.48.44They owned the Shah’s great victory, bowed in fear;Those fighting leopards now were gentle deer.
- C3.48.45They piled their bargostvans upon the ground,With Roman helmets gathered in a mound.
- C3.48.46The world’s Shah ordered them to yield their gear,To bring each sword and lance and pointed spear.
- C3.48.47Around the heap they raised their banners high,In yellow, red, and violet to the sky.
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