pseudographus

pseudŏ-grăphus, a, um, adj., = ψευδογράφος,

• having a false superscription or title, Cassiod. Inst. Litt. 5.

pseudographus, a, um (ψευδόγραφος), mit falscher Überschrift, unecht, liber, Hieron. in Isai. prol. (tom. 4. p. 21, 1 M.). Cassiod. inst. div. litt. 5.

pseudographus [LL < ψευδόγραφος] 1 (of book or literary work) that has a false title, erroneously ascribed or attributed. librum Sapientie composuit Philo diciturque ~us non quia male scripserit sed quia male inscripsit. inscriptus est enim ‘Sapientia Solomonis’ cum a Solomone non sit editus J. Sal. Ep. 143 (209 p. 332). 2 (as sb. m. or rendering ψευδογράφος) writer of falsehoods, false author, or one to whom authorship is wrongly imputed. ~us, falsus scriptor Bacon Gram. Gk. 68.

pseudŏgrăphus, a, um (ψευδόγραφος), apocryphe : Cassiod. Inst. div. 5.