Bahram Chubin Cleaves Kut the Roman

From E6.24, Khosrow Battles Bahram Chubin. It illustrates E6.24.33–40:

E6.24.33
Kut sped back like the wind with spear in hand,A maddened elephant, he stormed the land.
E6.24.34
Then Yalan-sina warned, his meaning clear:“Brave rider, guard yourself; the Div draws near.
E6.24.35
A Div with lance in hand has come this way,His kamand at the saddle, primed for fray.”
E6.24.36
Bahram drew sword, with fury in his mind,Proclaimed his name, and left all fear behind.
E6.24.37
The Shah rose on the mountain’s lofty brow,Wet-eyed and angry, watching what came now.
E6.24.38
The Roman charged with lance; Bahram held fast,And let the thrusting spear go harmless past.
E6.24.39
Behind his shield, Bahram struck neck and head,And split him to the breast; the steel ran red.
E6.24.40
The sword-clash reached Khosrow upon the height;He laughed to see Bahram’s tremendous might.