Neurognostics question. Our neurognostic neuroscientist was Walter Moxon.

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This nineteenth-century practitioner of the "art of physic" was born in Middleton, County Cork, in southern Ireland, 150 miles southwest of Dublin, on June 27, 1836 and died on July 21, 1886. His father took the family to London in order for him to get a good job and for his children to be well educated. This physician was a consummate pedagogue, who had an acute sense of humor and flourished as a professor of medicine. His was the practice of mid-nineteenth neurology, both theoretical and clinical. He published his thoughts on medicine, medical schools, and the training of physicians under the sad, prophetic, and ironic pseudonym of "pilocereus senilis," described as advanced far in years or life.