Please consider adding this resource to Logos (ISBN 1954419244). Another would be the ESV version of the Apocrypha (ISBN 110884202X)
I know it would be nicer to have a stand alone ESV Apocrypha, but you can get it with the ESV-CE in Logos. I think the Lutheran Apocrypha is also similar to the ESV, but I'm not sure on that one. That one is available as The Apocrypha: Lutheran Edition.
As for the other works, you can get the academic standards of all of those works, though maybe not in one place. You might have to do the OT Pseudepigrapha and then separately get the New Testament Apocrypha, Like Burke and Landau.
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