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• These letters are believed by many to be pseudepigraphic.
• A characteristic of this genre is their pseudepigraphic form.
• Pseudepigraphic Perspectives : The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha in Light of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
• These pseudepigraphic texts aside, some authors did draw on a few genuinely Zoroastrian ideas.
• Some are possibly falsely attibuted works ( pseudepigraphic ) except for the passages from Ezekiel and Joel.
• Most of the works of the tradition are anonymous; many are pseudepigraphic by authorial design or later misattribution.
• Hans Gustav G黷erbock published a more complete translation in 1934, but quickly dismissed the account as pseudepigraphic and largely fictional.
• No complete manuscripts older than Scheible's 1849 printing are extant, and the claimed origin must be regarded pseudepigraphic and spurious.
• Critical readers of the pseudepigraphic would have difficulty finding any explicit expression of feelings of sadness or mourning about the loss of the sanctuary.
• The scrolls contain books of the Hebrew Scriptures, apocryphal and pseudepigraphic books, and manuals used by the " Jewish " community at Qumran.
• Of the thirteen letters that bear Paul's name, seven are considered authentic by almost all scholars, and the others are generally considered pseudepigraphic.
• As with Pynson, once included in the " Works ", pseudepigraphic texts stayed within it, regardless of their first editor's intentions.
• Some contemporary historicist composers, similar to the 18th-century literary figures Thomas Chatterton, pseudepigraphic ascription, attributing their work to other composers, either real or imaginary.
• Mendels dedicated a significant portion of his research to the literature of the period, from the Greek translation of the Bible through the Pseudepigraphic and apocryphal literature to the New Testament.
• Isaac may be the pseudepigraphic author of other texts including the " Pseudo-R . Eleazar Responsum ", and the " Pseudo-R . Yehushiel Responsa ".
• The pseudepigraphic " Testament of Job " is possibly also a Therapeutae text, although this possibility is mostly based on the text being noticeably less misogynist than many other early apocryphal texts.
• There is a pseudepigraphic onomantic text, " Petosiris to Nechepso ", and it is possible that the priestly Petosiris described in this article is the inspiration for the attribution of authorship.
• Only one of these pseudepigraphic works  referred to as the " Book of Hystaspes " or the " Oracles of Hystaspes " or just " Hystaspes "  is known by name.
• These pseudepigraphic letters from Alexander to his mother Olympias and his tutor Aristotle, describing his marvellous adventures at the end of the World, date back to the original Greek recension ? written in the 4th century in Alexandria.
• J髗ef Milik and Matthew Black advanced the view of a late text addition to a text dependent on post-exilic, non-canonical tradition, such as the legend of the Watchers from the pseudepigraphic Book of Enoch.