Khosrow's Last Rite

From E8.5, The Death of Khosrow Parviz. It illustrates E8.5.27–34:

E8.5.27
He bade the boy who waited at his side,“Bring basin, water, musk, and robes,” he cried.
E8.5.28
“Bring abir, too, and garments fresh and clean.”The boy was blind to what these words might mean.
E8.5.29
The little servant hastened on his way,And brought the golden basin straightaway.
E8.5.30
He brought the robes, with ewer, water too;The Shah urged haste in all he had to do.
E8.5.31
He held the barsom twigs, took baj in prayer,And cleansed his soul of worldly grief and care.
E8.5.32
He donned the robes and murmured, breath by breath,Confession for his faults before his death.
E8.5.33
He drew a new cloth closely round his head,That he might not behold the face of dread.
E8.5.34
Then Mehr Ormozd, with khanjar drawn to slay,Shut fast the door and pulled the robe away.