- be of
doubtful authorship or authenticity. In Christianity, the word
apocryphal (ἀπόκρυφος) was
first applied to
writings that were to be read privately...
-
Apocryphal prayer (in the
Index of
Repudiated Books,
false prayer) is a
prayer modeled on the
church prayer, but
containing a
large number of insertions...
- time the
Temple was destro**** by
Romans in 70 AD.
Deuterocanonical and
Apocryphal books included in the
Septuagint are: The
large majority of Old Testament...
- but not
divinely inspired. As such, to
refer to
Gnostic writings as "
apocryphal" is
misleading since they
would not be
classified in the same category...
- org. "Esther, Book of" . New
International Encyclopedia. 1905. "Esther,
Apocryphal Book of" . New
International Encyclopedia. 1905. Bush,
Frederic W. (1998)...
- The
Dictionary of
National Biography (DNB) is a
standard work of
reference on
notable figures from
British history,
published since 1885. The
updated Oxford...
-
written in
Koine Gr****, it is a non-canonical
gospel and was
rejected as
apocryphal by the Church's
synods of
Carthage and Rome,
which contributed to the...
- John Le ****er is an
apocryphal personal name that was
possibly found in a 1278
administrative record,
proposed to be the
first written record of a variant...
-
Jerusalem along with some companions. Some
unproven apocryphal accounts, such as the
apocryphal Gospel of James,
state that at the time of her betrothal...
-
chose a
separate numbering for
apocryphal books and
called it 1
Esdras (using the Gr**** form to
differentiate the
apocryphal book from the
canonical Ezra)...
