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apocrypha

plural noun

  1. any writings, anecdotes, etc., of doubtful authenticity or authorship
  2. fourteen books of the Septuagint that are rejected in Judaism and regarded by Protestants as not canonical: eleven of them are fully accepted in the Roman Catholic canon
  3. various writings falsely attributed to Biblical characters or kept out of the New Testament because not accepted as resulting from revelation

See apocrypha in American Heritage Dictionary 4

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