The Marvels of the Sea of Zereh

From C4.36, Kay Khosrow Crosses the Sea. It illustrates C4.36.18–26:

C4.36.18
The soldiers showed the Shah, in their surprise,The wonders spread before their startled eyes.
C4.36.19
They saw both lions and bulls within the wave;Against the lions, bulls stood firm and brave.
C4.36.20
Like kamands hung the hair of men they spied;Like sheep, they bore thick wool on every side.
C4.36.21
A fishlike body bore a leopard’s head;A nahang’s body bore a gur’s instead.
C4.36.22
With feet before and human hands behind,Some bore the heads of buffalo in kind.
C4.36.23
One had a hog’s head on a lamb-like frame;And many more within the waters came.
C4.36.24
The Iranians pointed out each wondrous sight,And called upon the Maker’s holy might.
C4.36.25
By mercy of Yazdan on high, the breezeGrew calm; no hostile wind assailed the seas.
C4.36.26
In seven months they crossed the waters wide;No wind had turned against them on the tide.