Rostam and Esfandiyar Embrace at the Hirmund

From C8.11, Rostam and Esfandiyar Meet. It illustrates C8.11.4–15 (to C8.11.19):

C8.11.4
Rakhsh neighed aloud upon the nearer side;The prince’s charger called across the tide.
C8.11.5
Then Rostam rode from land into the stream;Dismounting, he addressed him with esteem.
C8.11.6
When greetings passed, he said, “I prayed in graceThat God would guide you safely to this place,
C8.11.7
That you and all your nobles might draw nearWith all your troops and safely meet me here.
C8.11.8
Come, let us sit and let our words be wise,And in our talk let happy counsel rise.
C8.11.9
Be sure that God Himself looks on and knows,And wisdom guides the words that I disclose.
C8.11.10
I seek no glory through the words I share;No lie will pass my lips or cloud the air.
C8.11.11
If Siavash now appeared before my sight,My heart could know no greater joy or light.
C8.11.12
You seem like Siavash, and none beside,That crowned one whose gifts spread far and wide.
C8.11.13
Blessed is the Shah who has a son like you;Your stature and your farr rejoice him too.
C8.11.14
Blessed is Iran, whose people gladly waitUpon your throne and ever-watchful fate.
C8.11.15
Ill-starred is he who fights you; from his throneHe falls to dust, his fortune overthrown.