Jamasp Reads the Stars by the Jihun

From C6.10, Goshtasb Hears Jamasp’s Prophecy. It illustrates C6.10.9–19:

C6.10.9
Now read the stars and all their aspects show, And tell me how this war will come and go.
C6.10.10
How will the battle pass from first to last? Which side shall meet disaster, falling fast?”
C6.10.11
The old Jamasp grew sorrowful and pale; Then spoke before the Shah his bitter tale:
C6.10.12
“I wish the Just had never made me wise, Nor taught me how to read the turning skies.
C6.10.13
Then would the Shah not ask of me this thing, Nor would I bear such truth before the king.
C6.10.14
Yet I must speak, for if I answer not, The king of kings may make my death my lot.
C6.10.15
But pledge that neither you nor those you sendWill harm me for the fate I must portend.”
C6.10.16
The Shah replied, “By God, the Faith confessed, Its bringer, with a spotless wisdom blessed,
C6.10.17
And by the life of brave Zarir in fight, And great Esfandiyar, my shining light,
C6.10.18
I swear I will not bring you any harm, Nor set another hand against your arm.
C6.10.19
You know the remedy; I seek the way. Tell all you know of this affair, I pray.”