Medieval Gospels
- Gospel of the Seventy – a lost 8th-9th century Manichean work
- Gospel of Nicodemus – a post 10th century Christian devotional work (or works) in many variants. The first section is highly dependent upon the 5th century "Acts of Pilate"
- Gospel of Barnabas – a 16th century harmony of the four canonical gospels, probably of Spanish (Morisco) origin, or possibly Italian
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