Shapur Sets Baranush to Bridge Shushtar

From D7.12.2, Shapur Fights Rum and Caesar Makes Peace. It illustrates D7.12.2.34–41:

D7.12.2.34
He took Baranush with him on each ride,And listened to the counsel he supplied.
D7.12.2.35
At Shushtar flowed a river broad and deep,So fierce no fish could cross its foaming sweep.
D7.12.2.36
He said, “If building is your learned art,Then bridge this river; let your work now start.
D7.12.2.37
For we depart, but this work still shall stand,A lasting work of skill within the land.
D7.12.2.38
A thousand cubits long; ask what you need,Use all my treasure for this royal deed.
D7.12.2.39
Bring Roman scholars, skilled and tried and true,To help you in the work you have to do.
D7.12.2.40
When this is finished, hasten home to rest,And in your own house be your own glad guest.
D7.12.2.41
Then live in joy and safety in your land,Far from all ill and from Ahriman’s hand.”