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Pseudepigrapha, Old Testament A term for a modern grouping of ancient writings set in the Old Testament period but written later, mostly between 200 bc and ad 200. These works often contain pseudonymous speeches of, or are pseudonymously ascribed to, biblical and deuterocanonical figures. Many of these texts are useful for background studies of the New Testament. Most of these texts are noncanonical for all Christian groups.

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