| CHAPTER | | PAGE | | I. | The Bible Makes Itself Indispensable for the Church (to 325 a. d.) | 3 | | II. | The Bible Begins to Rule the Christian Empire (325-600 a. d.) | 28 | | III. | The Bible Teaches the German Nations (500-800 a. d. ) | 47 | | IV. | The Bible Becomes One Basis of MediÆval Civilisation (800-1150 a. d.) | 67 | | V. | The Bible Stirs Non-Conformist Movements (1150-1450) | 94 | | VI. | The Bible Trains Printers and Translators (1450-1611) | 117 | | VII. | The Bible Rules Daily Life (1550-1850) | 138 | | VIII. | The Bible Becomes Once More the Book of Devotion | 164 |
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