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Susanna, Text Part of the Additions to Daniel, categorized as Apocrypha by Protestants but included in the canon of several other church traditions. The text is an independent story similar to the other stories in Dan 1–6, with fellow Jews rather than a foreign king as villains. In the narrative, Daniel saves a woman named Susanna from execution after she is falsely accused of adultery.
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