Murin Reads the Stars

From C5.9, Murin’s Suit for Caesar’s Daughter. It illustrates C5.9.18–24:

C5.9.18
That worthy went back to his palace hall,And thought upon the matter, large and small.
C5.9.19
He brought his written charts before his eyes,His horoscope and omens from the skies.
C5.9.20
Within his horoscope he read this sign:“At such a time, a man of Iran’s line,
C5.9.21
Shall do three mighty deeds by strength alone;And Rum’s great chiefs shall make his exploits known.
C5.9.22
First, he shall take the Caesar’s child to wed,And be a crown upon that monarch’s head.
C5.9.23
Within the realm two savage beasts will rise,And spread calamity beneath the skies.
C5.9.24
Both by his hand will perish in their might;He will not fear their fury in the fight.”