Ok, Thank you for your help ^_^ ...now about the lower-case, its an Italian grammar rules, all titles (obviously written in Italian language) like the Nobilities ones, political charges, onorific, ecclesial, military ranks etc. must be written with the lower-case even if they are the starting words or they appear after a full stop. This is a very common mistake, in example, dott. Nicola Romani is correct, Dott. Nicola Romani is wrong. If you want I can cite you 2 references: 
 the book of Roberto Lesina, Il nuovo manuale di stile. Guida alla redazione di documenti, relazioni, articoli, manuali, tesi di laurea, 2ª ed. Zanichelli, Bologna, 1994. ISBN 9788808096029; 
 it:Aiuto:Manuale_di_stile#Minuscolo (point nr.2)
  

Sorry; again I'm being vague. You mis-understood my intent. I'm not saying you are "wrong", or that the others are "right". I'm just pointing out that they were all consistent, and now the Italian template is different to all of the others. As I said: I'm not sure if it matters - I was just pointing out that it's now inconsistent.
Cheers,