Taynush Rages at the False Envoy

From D5.22, Taynush, Son of Kaydafa, Rages against Iskandar. It illustrates D5.22.1–10:

D5.22.1
When Taynush heard Iskandar’s spoken word,He raged like wind, with all his anger stirred.
D5.22.2
He cried: “You worthless fool! Your wit is small;No man would count you as a man at all.
D5.22.3
Do you not know before whose face you sit?Do not display your hand or vaunt your wit.
D5.22.4
Your head is filled with arrogance and wrath;Who is your king, who set you on this path?
D5.22.5
Were it not for our sovereign mother’s grace,I would tear off your head here in this place,
D5.22.6
As from a laden bough one plucks its fruit;A citron severed from the parent shoot.
D5.22.7
Mourning Foor, I will tear your head away,And to the gathered troops its face display.”
D5.22.8
His mother called to him to still his tongue,And at her shout his startled head he swung.
D5.22.9
She said: “These heavy words are not his own;Flay him who sent him from his royal throne.”
D5.22.10
She ordered them to drag her son away,Out from her presence, where he could not stay.