The Bareheaded Romans Pour Out Their Gold

From D8.1.10, Baranush Makes a Treaty with Shapur. It illustrates D8.1.10.5–11:

D8.1.10.5
Before the Shah they came, all humbly dressed,With heads left bare, their lowliness confessed.
D8.1.10.6
They poured dinars before his royal seat,And strewed the gold with gems before his feet.
D8.1.10.7
Shapur received them with a gracious air,And seated each by rank with equal care.
D8.1.10.8
“From Rum too many men have come in shame,Accursed and unjust and crowned with blame.
D8.1.10.9
Where cities once in Iran rose in light,Thorn-brakes now spread, and beasts possess the site.
D8.1.10.10
I seek redress for every ruined place,Where lions, leopards, and beasts leave their trace.”
D8.1.10.11
Then Baranush replied, “Say what you will;Since you gave quarter, let your wrath be still.”