The Sixth Banquet in Full Array

From D13.20.7, The Sixth Banquet. It illustrates D13.20.7.1–10:

D13.20.7.1
The Shah allowed another week to pass,Then called the court to shine with gold and brass.
D13.20.7.2
He came and took his high and royal seat,His crown and girdle shining, all complete.
D13.20.7.3
The Mobad took his stand upon one flank,As vizier to the king, the first in rank.
D13.20.7.4
Upon the other Yazdegard was placed,The scribe whose records royal deeds embraced.
D13.20.7.5
Around them stood the other men of age,The chiefs, and Bozorgmehr, the speaking sage.
D13.20.7.6
The Shah said, “Why should jewels stay concealed,Those words by which the soul is fed and healed?
D13.20.7.7
They raise the one whom no one prized before,And lift the lowly man to honor more.
D13.20.7.8
The speaker’s treasure suffers no decline,While listeners taste delight from wisdom’s wine.”
D13.20.7.9
The Mobad turned to Bozorgmehr and said:“O man whose fame the turning heavens have spread,
D13.20.7.10
What thing, when more is taken, brings you harm,But less of it gives strength to flesh and arm?”