In ancient Greek retail, which mythological figure's symbol was commonly displayed by merchants to promote customer loyalty and ensure return business?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have influenced retail practices and customer journeys in fascinating ways. From ancient marketplaces dedicated to gods of commerce to folklore-inspired loyalty systems, these cultural narratives shaped early retail experiences. This trivia question explores how mythological figures and beliefs impacted ancient shopping habits and customer loyalty traditions. Test your knowledge about the intersection of mythology and early retail practices!

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Hermes (messenger god and patron of commerce)
Demeter (goddess of harvest and agriculture)
Apollo (god of truth and prophecy)
Hestia (goddess of home and hearth)