Which of these famous product taglines was actually used in Ancient Roman markets to advertise goods?

Before modern advertising agencies and digital marketing, ancient civilizations had their own unique ways of promoting goods and services. From market criers to carved stone advertisements, the ancient world had surprisingly sophisticated branding techniques. Test your knowledge about some of the most effective (and sometimes misattributed) commercial taglines from history's greatest empires and trading cultures.

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"Scribonius Bread: The Senate's Choice" - found on bakery signs near the Roman Forum
"Egyptian Linen: Fit for Pharaohs" - claimed to be on merchant stalls in Alexandria
"Greek Olive Oil: Blessed by Athena" - supposedly used by Athenian merchants
"Persian Carpets: The Emperor's Path" - alleged tagline from Mesopotamian markets