Khosrow Greets Maryam

From E6.21, Caesar Sends Aid and a Bride. It illustrates E6.21.41–49:

E6.21.41
When Khosrow heard the legions had arrived,He led his armed men out, his hopes revived.
E6.21.42
When standards rose through dust across the plain,And riders clad in jowshans came in train,
E6.21.43
The legions came like clouds in iron bright,In helm and cuirass, terrible to sight.
E6.21.44
His spirit bloomed like roses in the spring;New royal pride revived the warrior-king:
E6.21.45
He spurred to meet Niyatus on the plain,Embracing him before the Roman train,
E6.21.46
And poured forth praises on great Caesar’s name,Who sent such legions to redeem his fame!
E6.21.47
Then joyful Khosrow, to the bride’s abode,Rode in, and there to Maryam’s presence strode.
E6.21.48
He greeted her, and, kissing her soft hand,Rejoiced to see the bride from Caesar’s land.
E6.21.49
He bore his Moon back to his royal tent,And there three days in talk with her he spent.