"caligate" meaning in English

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          "text": "If ſuch a one haue deſerued, by playing the part of a caligate knight, that is, a ſouldior on foote…to be aduanced to the order of knighthod by the sword: firſt, let him receiue of his Soueraigne ſome ſignes and tokens of honor, to ſet vpon his armor, and then hath he capacitie to receiue ſo great a dignity.",
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        "Wearing caligae or military boots."
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        "(obsolete) Wearing caligae or military boots."
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