Which of these was an actual merchant slogan found on ancient Roman storefronts, essentially serving as the world's earliest documented retail tagline?

Before modern marketing, ancient civilizations had their own ways of promoting products and marketplaces. Merchants would use distinctive phrases, symbols, and claims to stand out in busy bazaars and forums. This poll explores one of the most famous ancient 'slogans' that has been discovered through archaeological evidence and historical records. Test your knowledge of early commercial communication that helped shape the foundations of today's marketing practices!

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• "Lucius makes the best bread in all of Rome - May Jupiter strike me if I lie!"
• "For good fortune, make your purchase here where profit delights the buyer and seller alike"
• "You can get a drink here for one as; if you pay two, you will drink better wine; if you pay four, you will drink Falernian"
• "By Mercury's winged feet, no faster delivery exists in the Empire than from this establishment"

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