Which ancient Roman glassware producer used the tagline 'ENNION EPOIESEN' (Ennion made it) as a marketing signature on his luxury products?

Before modern advertising, ancient merchants and craftsmen used distinctive phrases and symbols to market their wares. These early 'taglines' helped establish brand recognition in bustling marketplaces from Mesopotamia to Rome. This poll explores a famous ancient marketing phrase that has been documented in archaeological findings and continues to fascinate historians studying early commerce. Test your knowledge of how ancient civilizations promoted their products thousands of years ago!

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Ennion of Sidon, whose branded glassware was found throughout the Roman Empire
Petronius Maximus, whose pottery workshop supplied the imperial palace
Lucius Vibius, whose amphorae trademark was recognized across Mediterranean trade routes
Quintus Atticus, whose bronze implements were stamped for the wealthy elite of Rome