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OP I came across the word pantomath in a newspaper feature on Dr Jonathan Miller, for whom it is very fitting. It's an obvious word to use, of clear meaning, even if you'd never seen it before. However, a web search throws up no occurrences. Has anyone encountered it before? It would be surprising if it was invented for the article.
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