Which deity served as the primary 'brand mascot' for ancient Roman merchants, appearing on shops and goods as a symbol of commerce and profit?

Before modern brand mascots became ubiquitous in advertising, ancient civilizations used powerful symbols and deity representations to mark their commercial products and marketplaces. These early 'brand mascots' held significant cultural importance and helped merchants establish reputation and recognition in bustling ancient marketplaces from Rome to Mesopotamia. Test your knowledge about these fascinating forerunners to modern commercial symbols!

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Mercury (Hermes)
Minerva (Athena)
Jupiter (Zeus)
Vesta (Hestia)