Pseudo-Albertus or Pseudo-Albert is a term referring to the authors of works falsely ascribed to Albertus Magnus (Albert the Great). Such works include:
Secreta mulierum Semita rectaPeter Grund (2009), "Textual Alchemy: The Transformation of Pseudo-Albertus Magnus's Semita Recta into the Mirror of Lights", Ambix: The Journal for the Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry 56(3): 202–225. Expositio in ApocalypsimAnthony Luttrell (1964–1965), "Federigo da Venezia's Commentary on the Apocalypse: 1393/94", The Journal of the Walters Art Gallery 27–28: 58. Two works printed together under the title Liber aggregationis:Adam Gwyndaf Garbutt, Assessing the Exotic: Authority, Reason, and Experience in the Construction of Medieval Natural Knowledge, PhD diss. (University of Toronto, 2018), pp. 147–178. De virtutibus (fully Liber de virtutibus herbarum, lapidum, et animalium), also called Experimenta Alberti or Secreta Alberti De mirabilibus mundi Grand Albert, a collection of magical texts centred on the Liber aggregationis Petit Albert, an abridgement of the Grand Albert
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