comparative religion >> christianity >> apocrypha >>  apocrypha apocrypha - the missing books of the bible All New Testament Apocrypha that I can trace online are stored and indexed here at comparative-religion.com, in the Christianity section. This includes both complete (extant) as well fragmentary apocrypha. So far as I can tell from my researches, this is the most complete such collection of New Testament Apocrypha on the internet - of all of the missing books of the Bible. All apocryphal texts have undergone re-formatting, but all content has been preserved. This includes original translator notes and introductions, where applicable - as well as any already present errors. I have not altered any texts in any way excepting for formatting purposes. NOTE: There are still one or two textual works in this area I have yet to locate. I'm going to chase them up and ensure they are added to this section, where I may. IMPORTANT NOTICE - all of the New Testament Apocrypha files, listed below and which are followed an asterisk, are copyrighted works and are used only with express permission. You should not seek to copy these works yourself without having sought out express permission. Please also note that most Old Testament apocryphal writings have no internet presence, and so are not detailed on this site.   Full Index NEW TESTAMENT APOCRYPHA complete index   Specific Sections 1. Pseudo-Jesus apocrypha 2. Pseudo-apostolic (general) apocrypha 3. Pseudo-apostolic (specific - by Apostle) apocrypha 4. Pseudo-Pauline apocrypha 5. Infancy Gospels apocrypha 6. Relatives of Jesus apocrypha 7. Sub-canonical (disputed canon) apocrypha 8. Other significant Epistles and pseudomynous writings and apocrypha 9. Fragments of lost apocryphal books 10. Apostolic Constitutions (Didascalia Apostolorum) 11. Psuedo-Sibylline Oracles

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