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This is especially true of children's mental illnesses, which are so baffling that they defy classification by the most determined nosologist.

From Time Magazine Archive

Tremor has been adopted, as a genus, by almost every nosologist; but always unmarked, in their several definitions, by such characters as would embrace this disease.

From An Essay on the Shaking Palsy by Parkinson, James