Mehran Interprets Kayd's Dreams

From D5.5, Kayd of Hind Has a Dream. It illustrates D5.5.54–63:

D5.5.54
Mehran replied: “Dismiss your heavy fear;No ruin shall approach your kingdom here.
D5.5.55
Iskandar comes with legions in his train,And chiefs of Rum and of the Iranian plain.
D5.5.56
If you would keep your honor whole and bright,Use wisdom; do not challenge him in fight.
D5.5.57
Four unique treasures rest within your hand,Whose equals are unknown in any land:
D5.5.58
Your daughter first, a maiden fair and wise,Whose beauty shines like light from paradise;
D5.5.59
Your hidden sage, whose learning can impartThe secrets of the world to every heart;
D5.5.60
Your famed physician, learned in healing lore,Whose knowledge wins him honor more and more;
D5.5.61
And fourth, a cup whose water knows no heatFrom fire or sun, however fierce they beat.
D5.5.62
Its water never lessens as you drink;Through these four gifts, your honor need not sink.
D5.5.63
When Caesar comes, yield all four to his hand,And he will turn away and spare your land.