Answer:
One of these people who is not a famous historian is Epicurus. So the right option is Option B.
Step-by-step explanation:
Epicurus is best remembered as a Greek philosopher and sage. He was the founder of Epicureanism and the "author of an ethical philosophy" which concentrated on simple pleasure, friendship and retirement.
Established around 307 B.C., Such ideology claimed that the greatest happiness was always to pursue reasonable pleasures in order to attain a condition of serenity, live without fear, and free from physical discomfort. Epicurus concluded that the path to attain almost all of the happiness and ease that later became known as the Epicurean Way of life was to lead a life only of simplicity.