Qobad Gives the Dehqan's Daughter His Ring

From D12.4, Qobad’s Escape and Flight to the Heytalians. It illustrates D12.4.7–18 (to D12.4.21):

D12.4.7
He had a daughter, moonlike, crowned with musk,Whose beauty brightened dawn and evening dusk.
D12.4.8
When young Qobad beheld her moon-bright face,All wisdom fled his heart and left no trace.
D12.4.9
He went at once to Rizmehr and confessed,“I have a secret hidden in my breast.
D12.4.10
Go quickly to the noble; speak my plea:Could that fair moon-faced maiden marry me?”
D12.4.11
Rizmehr went swiftly, told the noble lord,And shaped his words with counsel in accord.
D12.4.12
“If your fair daughter has not yet been wed,A worthy suitor seeks her marriage-bed.
D12.4.13
You shall be lord of all Ahvaz, and raiseYour rank and power to heights deserving praise.”
D12.4.14
The noble answered Rizmehr with delight,“My daughter is a maiden still, and bright.
D12.4.15
If she should suit him, yours is the command;Give him my daughter as the match you planned.”
D12.4.16
Wise Rizmehr came to young Qobad and said,“May Fortune bless the Moon you mean to wed.
D12.4.17
You saw and chose her when she met your view;From head to foot, her beauty captured you.”
D12.4.18
Qobad then called that fairy-faced one near,And set her on his knee with royal cheer.