Soroush Saves Khosrow in the Mountain Pass

From E6.25, Soroush Saves Khosrow from Bahram. It illustrates E6.25.115–126 (to E6.25.131):

E6.25.115
A narrow cave confronted him ahead;Behind came three fierce warriors, battle-bred.
E6.25.116
The mountain blocked its end; no troops stood near,And no man raised a shield to guard his rear.
E6.25.117
That glorious youth dismounted there to scaleThe stony heights on foot along the trail.
E6.25.118
His path was blocked; his heart was sore with dread;He could not stay, could not advance ahead.
E6.25.119
Bahram cried, “Trickster, now your heights descend;Your lofty rise has reached its downward end.
E6.25.120
Why charge at me, your death upon your back?You bore it on your shoulders to attack.”
E6.25.121
Then, trapped between the sword that pressed him hardAnd mountain rocks before, his passage barred,
E6.25.122
The Shah cried, “Maker, high above time’s wheel,Reach out in this distress; hear my appeal.
E6.25.123
With You, I need not raise a pleading cryTo Saturn or to Mercury on high.”
E6.25.124
Before that prayer had wholly left his breath,Soroush appeared and saved him out of death.
E6.25.125
Robed green, he rode upon a snow-white steed,And strength returned to Khosrow in his need.
E6.25.126
He grasped the prince’s hand; for God Most HighCan work such wonders underneath the sky;