Esfandiyar and Arjasp Fight in the Hall

From C7.12, Esfandiyar Slays Arjasp. It illustrates C7.12.24–32:

C7.12.24
Arjasp awoke, alarmed by all the din,And rose in fury at the clash within.
C7.12.25
In Roman helm and jowshan all arrayed,He gripped his khanjar with its gleaming blade.
C7.12.26
With battle fury burning in his breast,He roared aloud, by blood and wrath possessed.
C7.12.27
From palace halls brave Esfandiyar sprang,His Indian sword held ready as steel rang.
C7.12.28
He cried, “This merchant brings the wares long due:A blade of vengeance, sharp and proven true.
C7.12.29
This gift from Lohrasp bears a royal seal;Goshtasb’s own mark upon its deadly steel.”
C7.12.30
They closed in savage combat, blade to blade,And sword-strokes rang where death already played.
C7.12.31
At waist and head they struck with blow on blow,Till fierce Arjasp’s attack grew faint and slow.
C7.12.32
No part of him was whole; he streamed with gore,His elephant-like bulk fell to the floor.