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The Sassanid ruler Khosrau I Anušīrwān (r. 531-79) representing justice, and his famous minister Borzūya, representing wit and cleverness, appear in many anecdotes of Kāšefī’s mirror. Anušīrwān is given the name Nava-śarin, or, Nūtna-śarin by Sāhib Rām, both meaning „having new arrows“.Aḫlāq-e MoḥsenīVīraratnaśekharaśikhātext passageyakī az ḫulafāʾone of the caliphsKhala-pū(barn sweeper)2.26DāvūdDavidDāmodara5.8NušīravānNūtna-śarin(having new arrows)39.28Nava-śarin(having new arrows)39.30