Goshtasb Takes Salm's Sword

From C5.9, Murin’s Suit for Caesar’s Daughter. It illustrates C5.9.71–80:

C5.9.71
The sun tore through the pitch-black robe of night,And stepped beyond its curtain into light.
C5.9.72
Then Murin left his palace, pressing on,And hurried to see Hishvi by the dawn.
C5.9.73
Goshtasb came from hunting on that side;Hishvi looked up and saw the warrior ride.
C5.9.74
They greeted him as he drew near that day,And marveled at the horse and sword’s display.
C5.9.75
Goshtasb surveyed the gifts before his eyes,And chose the horse and sword from that rich prize.
C5.9.76
He gave the other gifts to Hishvi then,And made his friend the happiest of men.
C5.9.77
Goshtasb put on the armor for the fight,And mounted on the charger, armed in might.
C5.9.78
His bow was strung, his kamand at his side,A noble horseman on a steed of pride.
C5.9.79
Hishvi went with him on the forest road,And Murin, seeking help to lift his load.
C5.9.80
They reached the edge of Faskun’s wooded ground,Their hearts in anguish, fear and sorrow bound.