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L'ouvrage esquisse la vie universitaire en Espagne ancienne en décrivant l'organisation, la vie des maîtres et des étudiants, et l'atmosphère matérielle des cités universitaires, en prenant pour exemple l'université de Salamanque à la fin du XVIe siècle, montrée dans son apogée architecturale et sociale. L'auteur relate les pratiques de logement, les collèges, la vitalité intellectuelle et commerciale liée à l'université, puis examine la diffusion de ce modèle à travers le pays, les influences qui l'ont favorisée et les raisons qui ont entraîné son déclin jusqu'au milieu du XVIIIe siècle.
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