Apocrypha
(απόκρυφα;
secret, hidden) refers to books
included in the
Septuagint
and Vulgate but excluded from Jewish and Protestant
canons of the Old Testament.
Pseudepigrapha; "Falsly attributed"- assumed anonymous (or rather; with the respectful use of a pseudonym) Jewish religious writings of the period 200 B.C. to 200 A.D., especially those attributed to biblical characters.