Which innovative packaging method in the 13th century made religious texts more portable and accessible to medieval monks and scholars?

Religious texts and spiritual items have utilized unique packaging methods throughout history to preserve their sanctity and symbolize their importance. From ancient scrolls to modern digital formats, the packaging of religious materials reflects both practical needs and deep symbolic meaning. This poll tests your knowledge about a fascinating packaging innovation that revolutionized access to sacred texts in the Middle Ages.

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The codex with vellum pages and wooden board binding
The girdle book, designed to hang from a belt for easy transport
Illuminated manuscripts with gold leaf protective covers
Scroll tubes with compartmentalized sections for multiple texts