Which religious text pioneered the use of a revolutionary product design feature in the 13th century that made scripture navigation significantly easier and has become standard in most books today?

Throughout history, religions have carefully considered the physical presentation of their sacred texts. From manuscript illumination to modern publishing, the product design of religious books reflects theological priorities, cultural contexts, and practical considerations. This poll explores how different faith traditions have approached the visual merchandising and product design of their most important texts, revealing how the material form of scripture can be as meaningful as its content.

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The Gutenberg Bible, with its innovative movable type printing
The Paris Bible, which introduced chapter divisions and verse numbers
The Diamond Sutra, with its woodblock printing and scroll format
The Book of Kells, with its elaborate illuminated manuscript illustrations