Meanings of literary masterpieces in English

Happily the Greek nation, more than any other, abounds in literary masterpieces.

Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron was one of the first literary masterpieces of the Renaissance.

The period was not productive of literary masterpieces.

Ship of Foolshas sold reasonably well and unlike most of my literary masterpieces, it will probably generate a measurable profit.

Such literary masterpieces deserved adequate answers, and she found herself trying to make up in quantity what she lacked in quality.

They call for an improvement in the quality and an increase in the quantity of complete historical episodes and of literary masterpieces.

As these writers, and countless others have shown, prison, in tandem with the spacious human imagination and the dream of freedom, can inspire literary masterpieces.

Literary masterpieces are either prose or poetry, and in print the two are easily recognizable by their difference in form.