Image: Burne-Jones St Giles'
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Description: Stained glass window of 1886 in the west wall of the north nave aisle of St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh designed by Edward Burne-Jones and executed by Morris. The window is a memorial to Lord Curriehill and shows Israel crossing the Jordan in the in the upper section and Ruth, Miriam, and Jephthath's daughter in the lower section.
Title: Burne-Jones St Giles'
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