In 1929 Fermi, as Italy's first professor of theoretical physics and a rising star in European science, was named by Italian Prime Minister Benito Mussolini to his new Accademia d'Italia, a position that included a substantial salary (much larger than that for any ordinary university position), a uniform, and a title ("Excellency").
The comment seemed to be a reference to a note Kim sent Trump back in July, in which the despot addressed Trump as "Your Excellency"—a correspondence so nice, Trump ignored the fact that North Korea had reportedly begun developing an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of striking the US.
In 8 BC, the post of Imperial Counselor was abolished in favor of a Grand Excellency of Works (da sikong 大司空), and by 1 BC the Chancellor's post was abolished and replaced by the Grand Excellency Over the Masses (da situ 大司徒).
As if this isn't enough, every day the cover of Iraq's biggest newspaper features a photo of his excellency in a dashing new pose".
The Middlesbrough mayor, Ray Mallon, ceremonially handed his excellency a Middlesbrough football shirt.
Also well known in England were Geoffrey Whitney's A Choice of Emblemes (1586), John Taylor's The Needle's Excellency (1621), and Richard Shorleyker's A Schole House for the Needle (1624).
"For wisdom is a defense, and money is a defense: but the excellency [a superiority] of knowledge is, that: Wisdom gives life to them that have it".[4].
Later, Ahmadinejad referred to president Barack Obama as "his excellency" during a UN speech, and I remember an aide thanking me specifically for translating the phrase accurately.
"I remember in the summer of 2005, I had an interview with your excellency and you said that your house is mine," Mr. Majid said, quoting the letter.
