Florence of Worcester

The chronicle of Florence of Worcester with the two continuations;
by Florence, of Worcester, d. 1118

Published 1854
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 “The chronicle of Florence of Worcester with the two continuations; comprising annals of English history, from the departure of the Romans to the reign of Edward I.” 

Translated from the Latin with notes and illustrations  by Thomas Forrester,

by Florence, of Worcester, d. 1118; John, of Worcester, 12th century; Taxster, John de, d. 1265?; John, of Eversden, 13th century 

Publisher London H.G. Bohn

https://archive.org/details/chronicleofflore00flor/page/166/mode/2up

 There is much debate over how much of this chronicle was completed by Florence of Worcester and how much was completed by John of Worcester.

"The Chronicle of Florence of Worcester, so far as it relates to English history, with its two Continuations, embraces the period from the departure of the Romans in the year 446, to the twenty-third year of the reign of Edward I. in 1295. It is founded on an earlier Chronicle, compiled by Marianus Scotus, one of the many learned Irishmen sent forth from the "Island of Saints," between the sixth and eleventh centuries. ... The rest of his materials for the earlier period of English history are chiefly supplied by Bede, the Saxon Chronicle, the Lives of Saints, and Asser's Life of Alfred."