For 10 points, name this New Testament figure who stood with Mary at the Crucifixion and wrote Revelation as well as the last of the four canonical gospels, not to be confused with a similarly-named Baptist.
Tertullian claims that this man was brought before Emperor Domitian and thrown into a vat of boiling oil from which he escaped unharmed, leading to a feast of him "before the Latin Gate." Like his elder brother, this man was a fisherman from the Lake of Genesareth, and he is symbolized in art by an eagle. One book named for him describes the struggle between the Lamb and the False Prophet, and was written on the island of Patmos. For 10 points, name this New Testament figure who stood with Mary at the Crucifixion and wrote Revelation as well as the last of the four canonical gospels, not to be confused with a similarly-named Baptist.
Tertullian claims that this man was brought before Emperor Domitian and thrown into a vat of boiling oil from which he escaped unharmed, leading to a feast of him "before the Latin Gate.
St. {John} the Evangelist (accept {John} of {Patmos} or {John} the {Apostle})