Table of Contents

“Mathematics for Astronomy” at Universities in Copernicus’ Time: Modern Atitudes Toward Ancient Problems.- The University of Salamanca and the Renaissance of Astronomy During the Second Half of the 15th Century.- Medical Science and Medical Teaching at the University of Salamance in the 15th Century.- The Faculty of Medicine of Valencia: Its Position in Renaissance Europe.- The Cultivation of Astronomy in Spanish Universities in the Latter Half of the 16th Century.- The Sphere of Jacques du Chevreul: Astronomy at the University of Paris in the 1620s.- Lectures and Practices. The Variety of Mathematical and Mechanical Teaching at the University of Uppsala in the 17th Century.- Mathematical Research in Italian Universities in the Modern Era.- Universities, Academies, and Sciences in Italy in the Modern Age.- Natural Philosophy and Mathematics in Portuguese Universities, 1550–1650.- Venetian Policy Toward the University of Padua and Scientific Progress During the 18th Century.- Candide in Caledonia: The Culture of Science in the Scottish Universities, 1690–1805.- The Sciences at the University of Rome in the 18th Century.- Enlightenment and Renovation in the Spanish University.- Spanish Chemistry Textbooks During Late 18th Century: Building up a New Genre of Scientific Literature.- Botany in University Studies in the Late 18th Century. The Case of Valencia University.- Scientific Education and the Crisis of the University in 18th Century Barcelona.- The Theories of Copernicus and Newton in the Viceroyship of Nueva Granada and the Audiencia De Caracas During the 18th Century.