John Calvin was a French theologian and reformer, a key figure in the Protestant Reformation, known for his influential teachings on predestination and church governance.

Attila, the ruler of the Huns, was a feared and powerful leader in the 5th century, known for his invasions of the Roman Empire and his formidable military tactics.

Archimedes, ancient Greek mathematician and inventor, known for principles of buoyancy and lever, contributions to geometry, and innovative war machines.

Aeschylus, ancient Greek playwright, known as the father of tragedy, introduced the second actor, expanding dramatic dialogue and enriching theatrical storytelling.

Liam Payne is a British singer-songwriter, former member of One Direction, known for his solo hits and collaborations, blending pop and R&B influences.