Farayin's Candlelit Garden Revels

From E9.3, The Reign of Guraz, Also Called Farayin. It illustrates E9.3.21–28:

E9.3.21
He set the royal muster in the halls,And summoned all the troops within the walls.
E9.3.22
He scattered robes and gold in wanton sport,And squandered honors freely through the court.
E9.3.23
Within two weeks, Shah Ardeshir’s whole storeHeld not one shaft’s feather’s worth anymore.
E9.3.24
When Guraz sought the garden for his wine,He brought but amber candles there to shine.
E9.3.25
Eighty before him, eighty in the rear;His helpers followed close, all gathered near.
E9.3.26
His basins shone in silver or in gold;The gold was gem-inlaid, a joy to behold.
E9.3.27
He feasted through the watches of the night.The nobles’ hearts were dark with hate and spite.
E9.3.28
By night, in drunken pride, his steps were bentThrough gardens; to the riding-ground he went.