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Meaning of Calpe, or caupe
In old Scotch law. A gift of a horse, or other thing, made by a man in his lifetime and liege poustie (lawful power) , to the chief of his clan or other superior, for his maintenance and protection, and which was delivered immediately after his decease. Skene de Verb. Sign, voc. “Caupes.” A species of heregeld (q.v.)
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