There are ~44 occurrences of <figure/>
These should either be converted to marks or a cropped image should be created and linked as with other figures,
A few examples that were investigated showed <figure/> used to represent horizontal lines across the page (166v), scribble or pen leak in margin (162r), or special characters (93v)
Entry | TC | TCN | TL | | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- 93v2 Azur | Y | Y | Y | en le couchant premierem<exp>ent</exp> de long<lb/> puys de travers <figure/> | Vertical Hashes \|\|\|\| and Horizontal ones=== to show directino of application FIGURE 94r1 on 94v | Y | Y | Y | 5 empty figure tags: 1) cluster of 4 sketches 2) sketch marked a 3) sketch marked b 4) sketch marked c (with caption) 5) sketch marked d (with caption) | ALL need to be made FIGURES 105r4 | Y | Y | Y | Puys fais diligement dans le bois tendre <del>s</del> et qui est en<lb/> sabe sur lequel tu veulx hanter deulx traits ainsy <del>de</del>coupes<lb/> <figure/> puys fais au milieu une fente ainsy | This sketches the first step in a 2-part grafting cut; second step is already an inline figure (not rendering). This needs to be made a FIGURE 114r1 on 115r | Y | Y | Y | | FIGURE Image already exists: p115r1.png 115v3 | Y | Y | Y | 2 empty figure tags: 1) <ab> <margin>left-middle</margin> <figure/> Ne retire pas<lb/> tes <tl>moules recuits</tl> 2) a sketched symbol (of continuation) | BOTH FIGURES (I think) A long curved line from the header up and over a marginal block that starts above and to the left, to indicate that it belongs to 115v3 (HOW TO SHOW THIS????). Second is unproblematic and already exists as p115v2.png 118v1 | Y | Y | Y | pour en couvrir la<lb/> medaille<comment>c118v01</comment> <figure/> </ab> <ab> <margin>left-middle</margin> Pour medailles &<lb/> | Horizontal line demarcating the bottom of the margin block from the beginning of the one below it IS THIS A FIGURE?? NB: do <man> tags render outside an <ab>? That’s how they are here... (and they don’t yet render...) 120v6 | Y | Y | Y | <head>Garder fleurs seiches en mesme<lb/> <figure/> estat <tmp>toute lannee</tmp></head> | Capital I rotated 90 deg. (like an I-beam) INLINE FIGURE 127v1 | Y | Y | Y | <ab> <margin>left-bottom</margin> Recuits en <tl>four<lb/> de reverberation</tl></ab> <figure/><comment>c127v03</comment> <ab> <margin>left-bottom</margin> | Horizontal line demarcating the bottom of the margin block from the beginning of the one below it IS THIS A FIGURE?? Cf., 118v1, where the figure is INSIDE an <ab> Which is correct? 152r1 | Y | | | | Whatever we decide for 118v1 and 127v1 will be applied here 3 times and across all versions 162r1 | Y | Y | Y | | Horizontal line between main text of two entries Is there a responsive horizontal line we can use? 166v_1 | Y | Y | Y | | Horizontal line between carry over main text from previous folio and main text of first entry on 166v Is there a responsive horizontal line we can use?