Which ancient Roman product slogan, found in Pompeii advertisements, became one of history's earliest documented commercial taglines and influenced modern marketing techniques?

Before modern marketing teams and digital advertising, ancient civilizations had their own ways of distinguishing products and services in bustling marketplaces. Craftsmen, merchants, and traders developed recognizable phrases and symbols to stand out from competitors. This trivia explores how ancient 'brand slogans' and marketing techniques have influenced modern commerce and left their mark on history. Test your knowledge about the earliest forms of product differentiation and commercial communication!

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'Habitat' - Found on pottery from a prominent Roman housing developer, promising 'a dwelling worthy of your status'
'Salve Lucrum' (Welcome Profit) - Used by banking services near Roman forums, offering 'secure wealth management for the discerning citizen'
'Vinum Bonum' (Good Wine) - From a Pompeii wine merchant claiming their wine was 'pressed from the finest grapes of Campania'
'Canis Custos' (The Guardian Dog) - A security service slogan promising 'protection worthy of Caesar himself'