Zardosht Brings the Censer of Fire

From C6.3, Zardosht Appears before Goshtasb. It illustrates C6.3.1–12 (to C6.3.14):

C6.3.1
Thus passed a while; then on the earth appearedA spreading tree whose many branches reared
C6.3.2
Within Goshtasb’s hall toward the palace height,Its crown thick-set with boughs, a noble sight.
C6.3.3
Its leaves were counsel; wisdom hung on high;Who tasted of its fruit, how could he die?
C6.3.4
That blessed tree was Zardosht, who had slainThe evil Ahriman and checked his reign.
C6.3.5
He said, “I am God’s prophet and your guide;Through me, the path to God is opened wide.”
C6.3.6
He brought a censer, fire within it bright;“From Paradise,” he said, “I bring this light.
C6.3.7
The Maker says, ‘Accept the Faith I show;Behold the sky above, the earth below.
C6.3.8
I made them not from dust and water’s frame;Look on My work and know from whom it came.
C6.3.9
See now if any other power could doThis work but I, whose rule is just and true.
C6.3.10
If you acknowledge all that I have shown,Then name Me this world’s Maker, Me alone.’
C6.3.11
Receive His good religion from my voice,And learn His path; make wisdom now your choice.
C6.3.12
Do as the holy speaker bids you still;Choose wisdom; know the world as vain and ill.