Goshtasb Swoons at the Prophecy

From C6.10, Goshtasb Hears Jamasp’s Prophecy. It illustrates C6.10.103–110:

C6.10.103
When Shah Goshtasb, the world’s lord, saw revealedThe secrets that the veil of fate concealed,
C6.10.104
His gold gorz fell; he sank upon his throne; His splendor and his farr seemed overthrown.
C6.10.105
He fell upon his face and swooned away; No word he uttered in that bitter day.
C6.10.106
When sense returned, he left the throne and wept, And bitter grief within his bosom kept.
C6.10.107
“What use are throne and kingship in my grief, When darkness fills my days without relief?
C6.10.108
With all my moons and horsemen, princes slain, What need have I of crown or royal reign?
C6.10.109
What need of Fortune, rule, or royal might, When those I love are hidden from my sight?
C6.10.110
My dearest, chosen warriors will depart, And tear out from my flesh this wounded heart.”