Which ancient ruler's image was first widely used as a form of product endorsement on commercial goods, essentially creating one of history's first 'celebrity endorsements'?

Before modern billboards and TV commercials, ancient civilizations had their own methods of product promotion and endorsement. From royal seals on amphoras to merchant marks on goods traded along the Silk Road, branding has existed for millennia. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the earliest known forms of celebrity endorsement in the ancient commercial world - can you identify which historical figure was associated with specific products?

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Alexander the Great (whose image appeared on wine amphoras throughout the Hellenistic world)
Cleopatra VII (whose likeness was used to market Egyptian cosmetics and perfumes)
Emperor Augustus (whose portrait guaranteed the quality of olive oil from imperial estates)
King Midas (whose name and image were stamped on Lydian goods to indicate luxury status)