"basclois" meaning in Old French

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          "text": "Les autres .x. eschieles fist joster l'Aupatris : Li une est des Yndois, et l'autre de Lutis ; Et la terche des Gauffres, la quarte des Norris; La quinte des Basclois, l'autre des Antecris, Chascuns porte cotel affilé coléis.",
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          "text": "Mes peres fu Galanz qui tint tot Colenoiz Et [mes] aiels si fu Justamons li Bascloiz Qui tint tote la terre jusc'au val d'Airebloiz, S'ot a fame la fille Floovent le cortoiz.",
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