Which of these was an actual ancient 'advertising slogan' used by merchants in Pompeii based on archaeological evidence?

Before modern retail giants and global brands, ancient civilizations had their own version of commerce, marketing, and brand recognition. Merchants in ancient Rome, Egypt, Greece, and Mesopotamia developed distinctive symbols, slogans, and reputations to stand out in bustling marketplaces. This poll tests your knowledge about the earliest forms of 'branding' and commercial communication used thousands of years ago. Can you identify authentic ancient marketing techniques from modern misconceptions?

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• "Traveler, eat at Asellina's tavern for the best wine in the city - afterward visit the Venus baths next door"
• "By decree of Caesar, no finer pottery exists than from the workshops of Marcus Terentius"
• "The bread of Ptolemy - blessed by Isis, favored by pharaohs"
• "Athenian olive oil - pure as Athena's wisdom, strong as Hercules"

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