Faghestan Comes Before Iskandar

From D5.10, Nine Sages Return with the Four Wonders. It illustrates D5.10.15–25:

D5.10.15
Faghestan came before the Shah; she boreA crown of black musk through his chamber door.
D5.10.16
Her tresses over glowing cheeks were spread.They veiled, like jowshan, redbud blossoms red.
D5.10.17
A cypress crowned with the round moon ablaze;On such a moon no eye could bear to gaze.
D5.10.18
Her brows were bows above a somber glare;In twisted curls she wound her flowing hair.
D5.10.19
Like Paradise’s two narcissi bright,Her eyes seemed formed of fire in all their light.
D5.10.20
Iskandar gazed upon her stately grace,Her form from head to foot, her hair and face.
D5.10.21
He said: “Behold the Lamp of all the earth!”And inwardly praised Him who gave her birth.
D5.10.22
He praised the Just One, Maker of the skies,Who shaped such form and face before his eyes.
D5.10.23
He called the learned Mobadan well known,From Rum’s great legions to attend the throne.
D5.10.24
The Roman sages sat to see it done,And by their Christian rite the two were one.
D5.10.25
He poured such gold upon her, rich and deep,The Moon could barely walk beneath the heap.