Yet it was the impression that the unknown master has set out to create, Phoenix-like, from the dying embers of a great legend. He had captured, and held for all future ages to see, that beauty whose service is the purpose of life, and it sole justification.

— Arthur C. Clarke The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke (2001)

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