Saveh's Sorcerers Raise the Black Storm

From E5.11, Bahram Chubin Slays King Saveh. It illustrates E5.11.48–56:

E5.11.48
King Saveh cried, “Begin your spells and art,To cloud Iranian eyes and quell each heart.
E5.11.49
Let no disaster fall upon our own;Let all their courage fail, their ranks be thrown.”
E5.11.50
The sorcerers began their spells in air,And hurled wild fire through the murky glare.
E5.11.51
A wind arose; a black cloud filled the sky,And rained its arrows on the troops nearby.
E5.11.52
Bahram exclaimed, “Chiefs, nobles, men of war,Do not heed spells or fear their empty roar.
E5.11.53
Come on in anger. This is nothing trueBut trick and sorcery brought forth for you.
E5.11.54
The men who use such means deserve our tears;Stand firm in arms and cast aside your fears.”
E5.11.55
The Iranians shouted, heated for the fight,While Saveh watched the field from left to right.
E5.11.56
He saw the foe recoil not from his art,But press on harder with courageous heart.