Iskandar Recognized at Dara's Banquet

From D4.3, Iskandar Visits Dara Disguised as an Ambassador. It illustrates D4.3.48–57:

D4.3.48
Just then the men who, far from home, had madeTheir way to Rum to seek the tribute paid,
D4.3.49
Came from their lodgings to the banquet hall,And walked toward the Shah before them all.
D4.3.50
One saw Iskandar, then approached the throne,And blessed the Shah before he made him known:
D4.3.51
“This is Iskandar, lord of royal grace,Who sits with crown and gorz in Rum’s high place.
D4.3.52
When you commanded us to claim the due,We went to him as envoys sent by you.
D4.3.53
He raged and humbled us before his throne,And warred on you in words, in scornful tone.
D4.3.54
I fled his realm and spurred my steeds in flight,And drove them onward through the dark of night.
D4.3.55
No other man in Rum bears such a face;He boldly comes within this very place.
D4.3.56
He measures all your troops, your treasure’s worth,Your throne and crown, your sovereign might on earth.”
D4.3.57
When Dara heard the tribute-seeker’s claim,He fixed a longer gaze upon his frame.