A Div Brings Word to Arjasp

From C6.4, Goshtasb Refuses Tribute to Arjasp. It illustrates C6.4.7–17:

C6.4.7
A mighty Div, when he had heard this thing,Went straight to Chin and spoke before its king:
C6.4.8
“O monarch, all beneath the turning sphere,All men alike, your sovereign name revere.
C6.4.9
They all obey the orders you proclaim;None turns aside or dares dispute your claim,
C6.4.10
Except Goshtasb, Shah Lohrasp’s son, whose forceNow takes against the Turks its marching course.
C6.4.11
He has established here another creed,And shunned the idols, both in word and deed.
C6.4.12
He shows his hatred openly to you;How dares he boast against a king so true?
C6.4.13
More than a hundred thousand horsemen rideAt my command; call, and they join your side.
C6.4.14
Go then; pursue this matter to its end;Fear not the strife if he should dare contend.”
C6.4.15
Arjasp, when he had heard the Div’s report,Stepped from his throne before the gathered court.
C6.4.16
His heart grew heavy, burdened by dismay;He sickened as his strength was drained away.
C6.4.17
He summoned priests and told them what he heard,Then spoke to all the council, word by word: