Hishvi Lays the Teeth Before Caesar

From C5.13, Goshtasb’s Prowess before Caesar. It illustrates C5.13.36–43:

C5.13.36
Within the forest fell that wolf of prey;The mountain dragon died the selfsame way.
C5.13.37
Both lost their heads beneath my sword’s decree;And Hishvi was the one who guided me.
C5.13.38
Their teeth remain within my house today;The wounds upon them prove the words I say.
C5.13.39
Ask Hishvi; he can tell you what befell;These deeds are fresh, and he remembers well.”
C5.13.40
When Hishvi came and laid the teeth in sight,He told the Caesar how Goshtasb won the fight.
C5.13.41
Then Caesar spoke in penitence and shame:“Young man, you suffered wrong; I bear the blame.
C5.13.42
Where is my dear Katayun? Tell me now.She has just cause to blame me, I avow.”
C5.13.43
At Murin and Ahran he glared in rage:“No hidden lie survives from age to age.”