Which of the following commercial slogans or taglines has been found in actual archaeological evidence from ancient civilizations?

Before modern advertising agencies and digital marketing, ancient civilizations had their own memorable slogans and taglines to attract customers to their goods and services. From Mesopotamian marketplace calls to Roman shop inscriptions, commercial communication has ancient roots. This poll tests your knowledge of famous commercial phrases that helped position merchants and artisans in the competitive marketplaces of antiquity. Can you identify which ancient advertising slogan was actually documented in historical records?

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"For the whitest togas in Rome, visit Quintus Fabius" - found in Pompeii wall inscriptions
"Drink Nile Beer - Fit for Pharaohs" - supposedly from Ancient Egyptian papyri
"Babylonian Oils - Beauty Secrets of Queen Semiramis" - claimed to be on Mesopotamian clay tablets
"Athens' Finest Pottery - Preferred by Pericles" - allegedly found on Greek marketplace signage