Caesar Bows Before the Crown He Wronged

From D8.1.7, Shapur Attacks and Captures Caesar. It illustrates D8.1.7.57–68 (to D8.1.7.69):

D8.1.7.57
He bade them summon Caesar to his stand,The ruler and commander of that land.
D8.1.7.58
The guard dragged Caesar out, his hand held tight,Distraught, as though his mind had taken flight.
D8.1.7.59
When he beheld Shapur’s imperial crown,From both his eyes the tears came streaming down.
D8.1.7.60
He pressed his blood-red face upon the ground,And blessed the throne and crown, bowed low and bound.
D8.1.7.61
He swept the earth with lashes, bending low,His chin pressed to the dust in grief and woe.
D8.1.7.62
The Shah said, “You are evil through and through,A Christian, foe of God in all you do.
D8.1.7.63
You give a son to Him who stands alone,Whose life no start or final end has known.
D8.1.7.64
You know no speech but falsehood, wrong and dire;Lies give no light, though burning like a fire.
D8.1.7.65
Where were your wisdom, modesty, and heart,When you, as Caesar, played so base a part?
D8.1.7.66
Why bind me in an ass’s hide with shame,And cast to dust my royal rank and name?
D8.1.7.67
I came to feast in merchant’s hidden guise;I brought no tabiras, no battle cries.
D8.1.7.68
You bound your guest in hide, then chose to fight,And led your troops to Iran in your might.