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pseudepigrapha

/ˌsuː.dɪˈpɪɡ.rə.fə/

Traduction: Ensemble d'écrits religieux juifs et chrétiens anciens, composés entre 200 av. J.-C. et 200 ap. J.-C., attribués à des personnages des Écritures hébraïques mais non inclus dans la Bible canonique ; plusieurs de ces textes sont de nature apocalyptique.

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/ˌsuː.dɪˈpɪɡ.rə.fə/C2formal
  • frEnsemble d'écrits religieux juifs et chrétiens anciens, composés entre 200 av. J.-C. et 200 ap. J.-C., attribués à des personnages des Écritures hébraïques mais non inclus dans la Bible canonique ; plusieurs de ces textes sont de nature apocalyptique.

A collection of ancient Jewish and Christian religious writings, composed between 200 BC and AD 200, that are attributed to figures from the Hebrew scriptures but are not included in the canonical Bible; many of these texts are apocalyptic in nature.

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  1. Ancient Jewish and Christian writingsC2formal

    A collection of 52 texts composed between 200 BC and AD 200, falsely attributed to prophets and kings from the Hebrew scriptures, often containing apocalyptic themes.

    frPseudépigraphes (écrits judéo-chrétiens anciens)

    • The Pseudepigrapha includes works like the Book of Enoch and the Assumption of Moses.
    • Scholars study the Pseudepigrapha to understand early Jewish and Christian thought.
    • Many texts in the Pseudepigrapha are apocalyptic in nature, describing visions of the end times.
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