Several medieval chroniclers have drawn largely upon its contents.

As he approaches his own time, Albert becomes, like most medieval chroniclers, both fuller and more reliable.

He did, however, serve as a patron to Roger of Hoveden, the medieval chronicler who started writing about 1169.

Alexander was imprisoned in Oxford, in conditions described by some medieval chroniclers as bad.

The connection is too notable to be omitted from contemporary sources, yet we have no indication that medieval chroniclers were aware of it.

Before the 16th century, virtually the only people concerned with the past were the medieval chroniclers who relied on written records and oral traditions.

Some medieval chroniclers used material from it in total faith to discuss the Spanish wars.

Most medieval chroniclers had no experience of life on the sea, and generally were not well-informed.

Instead, some medieval chroniclers state that he used Robert of Jumièges' pallium.

According to medieval chroniclers, one third of the country was given away but the magnates got it back after the queen's death.