"cubited" meaning in English

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          "text": "[…] the twelue cubited man (as Iacobus à Voragine measureth his length) or the twelue-footed man (as he is measured by Petrus de Natalibus) […]",
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          "text": "This Reed therefore becoming a Seven Cubited Reed, by the Six and 6 Hand Breadths united, and running through the measure of this whole Frame, turns all into Sabbatism; […]",
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        "Measuring the specified number of cubits."
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        "(in combination, obsolete) Measuring the specified number of cubits."
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