Shangul Finds His Daughter Enthroned

From D10.37, Shangul and Seven Kings Visit Bahram. It illustrates D10.37.40–48:

D10.37.40
Then to the Shah in confidence he cried,“Let me behold my daughter at your side.”
D10.37.41
Bahram commanded eunuchs in his trainTo lead the king where she might ease his pain.
D10.37.42
That noble king went with them, and he foundAnother palace like spring’s blossoming ground.
D10.37.43
He saw her on an ivory throne, arrayedIn royal splendor, with her crown displayed.
D10.37.44
He pressed her cheek to his and kissed her head;Through tears and whispers, joy between them spread.
D10.37.45
The fair one wept for him with equal woe;He rubbed his hands, admiring all the show.
D10.37.46
He said, “Behold this paradise displayed;You left a foul and wretched house of shade.”
D10.37.47
The gifts he brought with him, the treasures stored,The crowns, the slaves, the gems in many a hoard,
D10.37.48
The priceless raiment, costly beyond thought,He gave to her with all the wealth he brought.