The Online Critical Pseudepigrapha

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- Testament of Abraham
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Life of Adam and Eve
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Testament of Adam
  - Introduction
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- Visions of Amram
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Letter of Aristeas
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Aristeas the Exegete
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Aristobulus (Fragments)
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Artapanus (Fragments)
  - Introduction
  - Text
- 2 (Syriac Apocalypse of) Baruch
  - Introduction
  - Text
- 3 (Greek Apocalypse of) Baruch
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Cleodemus Malchus (Fragment)
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Eldad and Modad (Fragment)
  - Introduction
  - Text
- 1 Enoch
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Eupolemus (Fragments)
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Pseudo-Eupolemus (Fragments)
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Apocryphon of Ezekiel
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Exagoge of Ezekiel the Tragedian
  - Introduction
  - Text
- 4 Ezra
  - Introduction
  - Text
- History of the Rechabites
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Paraleipomena Ieremiou (4 Baruch)
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Testament of Job
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Jubilees
  - Introduction
  - Text
- 3 Maccabees
  - Introduction
  - Text
- 4 Maccabees
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Assumption (Testament) of Moses
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Sibylline Oracles
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Lives of the Prophets
- Philo the Epic Poet (Fragments)
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Testament of Solomon
  - Introduction
  - Text
- Theodotus (Fragments)
  - Introduction
  - Text

Big changes both on stage and behind the scenes

November 26, 2009 - 5:54pm | by Ian W. Scott

If you have found this site you know that the Online Critical Pseudepigrapha is undergoing a facelift. We are migrating the project to a new web-platform (Drupal), and along with it we have a new look. More exciting, though, are the changes that the new platform will bring "under the hood." We'll keep you updated here as the new functionality (and new texts) begins to be rolled out for public use.

I should acknowledge here, too, our great debt to the folks who spend so much unpaid time developing the Drupal platform. The fact that such a stellar package is free and open-source makes a world of difference for projects like ours.

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