Obs. [ad. L. (ars) ferrāria; but cf. FERRURIE.] The smith’s art; iron-working.
1609. Heywood, Brit. Troy, XIII. xxxvii.
| | And thus resolu’d, to Lemnos she doth hie, |
| Where Vulcan workes in heauenly Ferrarie. |
c. 1611. Chapman, Iliad, XIV. 141. The God of ferrary.
