REGULAR Copy link • REGULARWell arranged, compositus; bene et ratione dispositus. Lawful, correct, justus: legitimus. (The words are found in this connection and order.) justus et legitimus. Bound by a religious vow, *religiosae vitae legibus adstrictus: regularis (ecclesiastical technical term). Well formed, omnibus membris aequalis et congruens: bene flguratus (after Vitr., 3, 1, 1). Constant, constans. (Of troops) of the line, plur. (*milites) disciplina militari assuefacti (after Caes., B.G., 4, 1): *milites legionarii (with the ancients; opposed to velites; i. e., light troops). Formal, set, complete, solemnis (festive, solemn): verus (true, real): justus (due, proper, as it ought to be): legitimus (conformable to law). A regular will, testamentum nuncupatum (made before witnesses): a regular engagement, proelium justum: to meet in regular engagement, proelio justo congredi cum aliquo: acie concurrere, congredi, confligere, decernere, dimicare.