Afrasiab Surveys Khosrow's Array

From C4.26, Afrasiab Returns with the Faghfoor of Chin. It illustrates C4.26.27–34:

C4.26.27
Upon the eighth day scouts returned and toldThe enemy was near, with banners bold.
C4.26.28
He set his army then in such arrayThat sun and moon looked on at their display.
C4.26.29
Afrasiab saw it, and, swift to heed,Arrayed his own to answer Khosrow’s deed.
C4.26.30
He told his chiefs: “This sight delights my soul;Like feast and pleasure, battle makes me whole.
C4.26.31
Upon my throne I slept in happy rest;Without a fight, impatience filled my breast.
C4.26.32
Long have I wandered, fugitive and worn;My head and heart for war are now reborn.
C4.26.33
Is this Khosrow’s good fortune drawing near,Or does a new age in my life start here?
C4.26.34
Yet I myself shall fight him on this ground,Though triumph, death, or sorrow may be found.”