Which of these ancient marketing slogans has been verified by archaeological evidence as an actual phrase used by Roman merchants?

Before modern advertising, ancient civilizations had their own ways of marketing products and services. Merchants would use distinctive phrases, symbols, and reputation markers to stand out in bustling marketplaces from Rome to Babylon. This poll explores how ancient sellers promoted their wares through early forms of 'slogans' and branding techniques that archaeologists have uncovered through inscriptions, papyri, and preserved signage.

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"Finest Garum in Rome - The Fish Sauce of Emperors" (from a Pompeii amphora)
"Babylonian Silks - Touched by the Gods Themselves" (from Mesopotamian clay tablets)
"Egyptian Papyrus - Words Last Forever" (from market signage in Alexandria)
"Greek Olive Oil - Blessed by Athena" (from Athenian amphora inscriptions)