Shapur Breaks the Romans at Palavina

From D7.12.2, Shapur Fights Rum and Caesar Makes Peace. It illustrates D7.12.2.12–19:

D7.12.2.12
The tabiras and shouts began to roar;Bold Shapur rose within the army’s core.
D7.12.2.13
At karnay and Indian bell, the heavens swayed;The moon was shaken by the din they made.
D7.12.2.14
The tabiras on elephants were bound;Their roar rose up two mil above the ground.
D7.12.2.15
The earth was shaking, dust rose ever higher;The spears of battle glittered bright as fire.
D7.12.2.16
A wise observer gazed upon the fight:“The clouds are raining stars!” he cried outright.
D7.12.2.17
There in the center, Baranush was caught,His heart consumed by grief at what fate brought.
D7.12.2.18
Of Romans, three full thousand men were slainAt Palavina on the reddened plain.
D7.12.2.19
And twice eight hundred more were prisoners made,While grief upon those warriors’ hearts was laid.