Zarir Overtakes Goshtasb near Kabul

From C5.3, Goshtasb Returns with Zarir. It illustrates C5.3.9–17:

C5.3.9
The hunters turned from field and wooded ground;The neighing of the steeds rose all around.
C5.3.10
Goshtasb gave ear, then spoke before the throngOf famous chiefs who rode with him along:
C5.3.11
“That neigh can only come from Zarir’s horse;It has a lion’s voice in all its force.
C5.3.12
If he has come, he has not come alone,But with a force whose gallant ranks are known.”
C5.3.13
As he spoke, clouds of violet dust appeared;An elephant upon the standard reared.
C5.3.14
Zarir came at the head of all his men,Like rushing wind along the road again.
C5.3.15
He saw Goshtasb, left his men behind,And hurried there on foot, with eager mind.
C5.3.16
He thanked the Maker, grateful for His aid,And to his brother reverent homage paid.
C5.3.17
The brothers clasped each other, freed from woe,Then sat rejoicing where the meadows grow.