terra cultural (terakultural)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 8
[ terræ filius (ter'ē fil'i-us). [L.: terræ, gen. of terra, earth; filius, son.] 1. A person of obscure birth or of low origin.-21. A scholar at the University of Oxford appointed to make jesting satirical speeches. He often indulged in considerable license in his treatment of the authorities of the university. terræ filius The a embly now return'd to the Theater, where the Terræ filius (the Universitie Buffo one) entertain'd the auditorie with a tedious, abusive, sarcastical rhapsodie, most unbecoming the gravity of the Universitie. Evelyn , Diary, July 10, 1669.
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