In Ancient Greek marketplaces (agoras), which mythological figure's symbol was often displayed by merchants to attract customers based on the belief it would boost consumer confidence and trust?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have influenced consumer behavior in fascinating ways. Ancient marketplaces were often dedicated to specific deities who were believed to bless trade and commerce. From Mercury/Hermes guiding merchants to Lakshmi bestowing prosperity, these divine associations created some of the earliest forms of brand loyalty and consumer trust. This poll explores how ancient mythological retail practices have surprising parallels to modern consumer behavior psychology.

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Hermes, with his caduceus staff, as the god of commerce and trade
Athena, with her owl symbol, representing wisdom in purchasing decisions
Apollo, with his lyre, believed to create a pleasant shopping atmosphere
Demeter, with sheaves of grain, symbolizing abundance and fair prices