"Geographiae Scotiae" is a geographical work written by John Speed, an English cartographer and historian, in the early 17th century. This book provides a detailed description of Scotland, including its regions, cities, and notable landmarks, along with maps that illustrate the country's geography. The text serves as an important historical document, reflecting the understanding of Scotland during that time. It combines both descriptive and cartographic elements, making it a valuable resource for historians and geographers interested in the development of Scottish geography and its representation in early modern literature.