Ram Barzin Kneels by the Dead Prince

From D13.19, The Death of Nushzad. It illustrates D13.19.73–81:

D13.19.73
He sealed his lips; thus Nushzad passed away,A noble, lion-hearted prince, that day.
D13.19.74
When all his troops had heard their prince was slain,They broke and fled across the blood-soaked plain.
D13.19.75
When Ram Barzin learned how Nushzad had died,He went in tears and knelt down at his side.
D13.19.76
The troops ceased slaying on the field of fight,And neither cheered nor plundered in delight.
D13.19.77
They saw the prince laid low in mortal woe,His royal name made dark by overthrow.
D13.19.78
His head lay on a Roman bishop’s breast;The field with wailing gave the dead no rest.
D13.19.79
Ram Barzin, troubled deeply by the sight,Asked what the prince had spoken in his plight.
D13.19.80
“What were the prince’s wishes at the end?”He asked the bishop, speaking as a friend.
D13.19.81
The bishop said, “None but his mother’s eyeMust see his head exposed beneath the sky.