CEVAP:

Western European thought in the middle ages is characterised by the teachings of Christianity. Because Christianity is too deep an ocean to dive in, we will limit ourselves with the political implications of some major concepts in The Holy Bible, which will provide us with the necessary material to relate Christian
teaching with the medieval political thought.

The Bible consists of two major parts/books: The Old Testament and The New Testament. In general, The Bible is used to refer to the whole legacy, The Old Testament refers uniquely to Judaism and the New Testament to Christianity. Therefore, references to each book will be made through verses and numbers.