With the following contributions: Scholasticism and humanism. The genesis of the professorship at the Tübingen Faculty of Arts (Sönke Lorenz) - Konrad Summenhart's "Physics Commentary" (Reinhold Rieger) - Monetary theory at the University of Tübingen around 1500 (Stefan Kötz) - Christian Hebraism at the University of Tübingen from Reuchlin to Schickard (Stephen G. Burnett) - The Reformation and its impact on teaching and scholarship at the Faculty of Law in Tübingen (Oliver Haller) - The beginnings of Protestant dogmatics in Tübingen (Ulrich Köpf) - Jacob Schegk's justification of the unity and generality of metaphysics (Günter Frank) - Aristotle and scholasticism: Logic in Jacob Schegk (Walter Redmond) - Georg Liebler's textbook on physics (1561) in the context of his academic career (Joseph S. Freedman) - The teaching of moral philosophy in sixteenth-century Protestant universities and Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics: The case of Tübingen (Marco Toste) - Music at the University of Tübingen around 1600: Reichard Mangon's Gratulatio ad Pulcheriam Augustam in the context of the history of education (Joachim Kremer) - Reflections on the reconstruction of the library of Ludwig Gremp von Freudenstein (Silke Schöttle, Gerd Brinkhus) - The matriculation of the Faculty of Medicine 1535-1646 (Stefan Kötz).