Which mythological creature was commonly used as a 'brand mascot' for ancient Greek pharmacies and medical establishments, and still appears in modern pharmaceutical logos today?

Throughout history, brands and products have drawn inspiration from mythology and folklore to create memorable mascots and symbols. These mythological figures served as some of the earliest brand ambassadors, connecting products to powerful cultural narratives and divine associations. Test your knowledge about these ancient promotional figures and how they influenced early commerce and product identity across different civilizations.

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The Rod of Asclepius (snake coiled around a staff)
The Minotaur (bull-headed man)
The Phoenix (rebirth bird)
The Sphinx (lion with human head)