Plutarch's Roman Matters with Dissertations on Italian Cults, Myths, Taboos, God Cults, Aryan Marriage, Sympathetic Magic, and the Use of Beans is a valuable resource for the study of ancient culture and religious practices. Plutarch, the author of this work, draws the reader's attention to various aspects of life in the ancient Roman world, including unusual cult practices, mythology, prohibitions, belief in god-men, Aryan marriage rites, sympathetic magic, and even the specifics of bean consumption. The book helps to better understand the psychology and mentality of the ancient Greeks and Romans, revealing the secrets of their beliefs and rituals. Studying Plutarch's "Roman Questions", the reader gets the opportunity to deepen his knowledge of the ancient world and its cultural features.