Misattributed Writings
| Name | Location | DOD | Language |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pseudo-Ambrose | Milan? | VI | Latin |
| Pseudo-Athanasius | Alexandria? | VI | Greek |
| Pseudo-Augustine | Carthage? | ? | Latin |
| Pseudo-Chrysostom | Constantinople? | VI | Greek |
| Pseudo-Clement | Alexandria? | IV | Greek |
| Pseudo-Cyprian | Carthage? | ? | Latin |
| Pseudo-Dionysius | Athens? | V | Greek |
| Pseudo-Hippolytus | Antioch? | ? | Greek |
| Pseudo-Ignatius | Antioch? | V | Greek |
| Pseudo-Jerome | Rome? | V | Latin |
| Pseudo-Justin | IV/V | Greek | |
| Pseudo-Oecumenius | Archaea? | X | Greek |
| Pseudo-Theodulus | VI/VII? | ||
| Pseudo-Titus | ? | ||
| Pseudo-Vigilius | R | ? | Latin |
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