Italian Honorifics

Italian Honorifics

These are some of the honorifics used in Italy.

Read more about Italian Honorifics:  Nobility, State Honorifics, State Rules, Work, Academic Degrees, Roman Catholic Church Hierarchy, Military Hierarchy, Style For Letters

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