I need help with a Latin term

[Originalist]

What does the Latin/Roman legal term "Exemplum Regilium" mean?

I cannot find a thing on it.

[Esaias]

It means Regal Model or Royal Example or An Example/Model (that is) Regal/Royal.

[Esaias]

Where did you read the phrase? Also, did you really post this question on Yahoo?

[jediwill83]

Is it wrong that I read this in the voice of Harry Potter? Lol

[Esaias]

Wait! Is that the make and model of the Popemobile? A 2012 Exemplum Regillium, with all the bells and whistles?

[Esaias]

My copy of Black's (6th Ed.) has no such entry, but it does have an entry for Exemplum.

"In the civil law, copy; a written authorized copy. This word is also used in the modern sense of example - ad exemplum constituti singulares non trahi, exceptional things must not be taken for examples."

Regillium and Regulium are not given. Did you misread? Should it be Regulum ("rule")?