Flores Historiarum is a historical text written by the English monk Matthew Paris in the 13th century. It serves as a chronicle of English history, detailing events from the creation of the world up to the author's time. The work is notable for its vivid storytelling and inclusion of illustrations, making it accessible to a wider audience. The text is organized in a year-by-year format, highlighting significant events, notable figures, and social changes. Flores Historiarum is considered an important source for understanding medieval England and reflects the perspectives and concerns of its time, particularly regarding the monarchy and the church.