Which famous ancient ruler's image was so valuable as a product endorsement that they passed laws restricting which artisans could depict them on commercial goods?

Before modern celebrity endorsements, ancient civilizations had their own version of product promotion through association with famous figures. Rulers, heroes, and deities were often connected to specific products or crafts, lending their prestige to enhance the value and appeal of goods. This poll explores one of history's most interesting examples of 'celebrity' product endorsement in the ancient world.

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Alexander the Great of Macedonia
Cleopatra VII of Egypt
Caesar Augustus of Rome
Hammurabi of Babylon