Roger of Wendover was a 13th-century English chronicler known for his work, the Flores Historiarum, which chronicles English history from the creation of the world to his own time. He was a monk at St. Albans Abbey and is recognized for his detailed accounts of events, including the reigns of various English monarchs. His writings are significant for their historical value, providing insights into medieval England. Roger's style combined factual reporting with moral lessons, making his work both informative and reflective of the values of his time. His contributions laid the groundwork for later historians, including Matthew Paris.