Mosiah 8:13 · Mosiah 28:16
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The clause 'is called seer' occurs at exactly these two verses in the corpus, both in 'whosoever' definitional formulas: Ammon's definition of the office and the narrator's at the translation, the latter adding 'after the manner of old times.'