pseudepigraphon
noun
pseud·epig·ra·phon ˌsü-di-ˈpi-grə-ˌfän 
plural pseudepigrapha ˌsü-di-ˈpi-grə-fə
1
pseudepigrapha plural : apocrypha
2
: any of various pseudonymous or anonymous Jewish religious writings of the period 200 b.c. to a.d. 200
especially : one of such writings (such as the Psalms of Solomon) not included in any canon of biblical Scripture —usually used in plural
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, singular of pseudepigrapha, from Greek, neuter plural of pseudepigraphos falsely inscribed, from pseud- + epigraphein to inscribe — more at epigram
First Known Use
1692, in the meaning defined at sense 1