The late 14th and early 15th century rulers, according to historical records and inquiries, were deliberately acquiescing, as evidenced by their deeds, words, and deeds. Henry VII of England, 1491-1547, as depicted in Hans Holbein's oil painting, is a remarkable figure. In addition to a wide frightening posture, his shoulders were massive and his eyebrows were prominent. In his voice, we can hear him boasting, "I'm better than you." Aristotle equates monarchy to the Olympian deities. It is depicted in the painting Ferdinand ll and the Catalan Cortes (1495) that people admire and are brainwashed by their leaders.