👉 Ferruling is a term used in the context of the Roman Empire, specifically during the reigns of Augustus and Domitian. It refers to the practice of public feasting and entertainment that was common among the Roman government officials, especially those involved in civil service administration. The term "ferruling" comes from the Latin word "ferrum," which means "wooden," referring to the wooden tables used for feasts. In ancient Rome, these tables were often made of wood
