Croniche Di Giovanni Di Iacopo E Di Lionardo Di Lorenzo Morelli is a 16th-century chronicle of the city of Florence, written by the Morelli brothers. The book provides a detailed account of the city's history from its founding to the early Renaissance, including descriptions of major events and figures such as the Medici family and Brunelleschi's dome. It also contains a wealth of information on the city's art, architecture, and culture.

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