File:Magi St Andrews.JPG
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English: St. Andrew's Anglican Cathedral, Sydney. The Magi, one of a set of 27 windows illustrating the life of Jesus and his teachings as described in the Gospels. manufactured by John Hardman and Co. of Birmingham, about 1860. |
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| 2007-12-23 06:52 | 1506×1004× (465487 bytes) | Amandajm | St. Andrew's Anglican Cathedral, Sydney. The Magi, one of a set of 27 windows illustrating the life of Jesus and his teachings as described in the Gospels. manufactured by John Hardman and Co. of Birmingham, about 1860. |
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