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1 apocrypha
[ə'pɔkrɪfə]сущ.; мн.; употр. с гл. в ед. и мн.; лат.1) неканонические тексты, утверждения2) рел.; = the Apocryphaа) апокрифы (у протестантов: 14 книг Священного Писания, которые вошли в Септуагинту и Вульгату, но отсутствуют в еврейском каноне, в современные протестантские издания Библии не входят)б) апокрифы (у католиков: многочисленные сочинения, написанные от имени библейских пророков и патриархов между 200 до н.э. и 150 н.э., не канонизированы ни одной из христианских церквей, род духовной литературы)Syn:
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