ubiquarian
/ˌjuːbɪˈkwɛːrɪən/noun
With capital initial. A member of an eighteenth-century society imitating the constitution of the Roman government. Usually in plural Frequently in Order of Ubiquarians. Now historical.
- The exact intentions of the society are not known..
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in untitled. From classical Latin ubīque anywhere, everywhere, wherever + -arian, probably after e.g. antiquarian, antiquarian.