9. When the Name of a Person, or a Style, or Title, is the actual Object of a Verb, it does not take an Article, whatever its position in the sentence, not even when it precedes the Verb for any reason, nor in a Relative Clause. But when the Name, or Style, or Title, is represented by a Personal Pronoun, or by an Objective Pronominal Prefix on the Verb, the Name, &c., may be mentioned after the Clause or sentence ; in such case it takes an Article.