He may have included himself in a text when he described a naked youth running away from the (*) Garden of Gethsemane.
Hippolytus called this saint "stump-fingered", and some suggest that he cut off his thumb to deliberately make himself unfit for the priesthood. This man's apparent abandoning of a missionary trip in Pamphylia is traditionally believed to have caused tension between Barnabas and Paul, who ended their association when Paul refused to work with this man. He may have included himself in a text when he described a naked youth running away from the (*) Garden of Gethsemane. This man's symbol of a winged lion is used by the city of Venice. Scholars believe that this man's namesake Gospel is the oldest and of the synoptic texts; his Gospel is the most succinct, completely lacking any narrative of Jesus's birth. For 10 points, name this author of a canonical Gospel who is not Matthew, Luke, or John.
Hippolytus called this saint "stump-fingered", and some suggest that he cut off his thumb to deliberately make himself unfit for the priesthood.
Mark [or John Mark; or Mark the Evangelist; prompt on John alone but accept nothing else but John Mark on the prompt] &lt;Cheyne&gt;