A form of a horse has been inscribed. No horse can ever be more handsome than that. It is said that it is the form of Shabdiz, Kasra's horse. The form of Kasra has been inscribed and sculptured on its back. There is no mountain like it in that neighborhood.
Bisetoon mountain is very high and lofty so much so that it is impossible to climb to the top of it.
The ulterior part is smooth and well-like from top to bottom. On the back of the mountain and close to the road, there is a cave in which a spring is flowing, and a form of a horse which has been sculptured in the best possible way, and it is thought that it is the form of Kasra's horse known as Shabdiz. Kasra is riding on it. The first European who has drawn other people's attention to Bisetoon is, presumably a French explorer by the name of Uteh in 1736. Juber, the French orientalist and statesman, who was sent on a mission by Napoleon to Fathali Shah Qajar court, visited Bisetoon inscriptions in 1806.