1. His zeal remains steadfast, though unrest assail,
Else I had said the radiant knight did fail.

2. When noble deeds of glory are recalled,
His splendours shine the brightest of them all.

3. He holds aloof from plaints of severance,
And tends renown and glory with diligence.

4. With fixed resolve he tames the contumace,
And with wise rede the caviller convinces.

5. When harm breaks out, a raging fire to be,
Though tangled be the plea he disentangles it with ease.

6. To peace he settles, fertile, hallowed rest;
If once established, nothing breaks his zest.

7. He aids unasked the seeker of his aid;
If asked, his bounty lavishly displayed.

8. Religion's glory strove, nor ever ceased,
Till in one fold all fame he had released.

9. As though the bright sun's paradise of light
Oped in two worlds its visage to the sight.