Hormizd Names His Line

From D7.6, The Daughter of Mehrak Bears a Son. It illustrates D7.6.19–25:

D7.6.19
The Shah then asked the Mobad, “Whose is he?What noble branch has borne so bold a tree?”
D7.6.20
The Mobad asked, but none could name his race;They all kept silent in that crowded place.
D7.6.21
The Shah commanded, “Bring him here to me;Lift him from earth, his face I wish to see.”
D7.6.22
The Mobad raised him from the dusty ground,And bore him where the King and court stood round.
D7.6.23
The Shah said, “Noble child, before my face,Declare from whom you spring, your stock and race.”
D7.6.24
The boy spoke out aloud, his meaning clear:“My name and race must not be hidden here.
D7.6.25
I am Shapur’s own son, and he is yours;Through Mehrak’s daughter too my blood endures.”