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Why does a D5 appear in the soprano voice of p. 266: 2A when that is the seventh of the chord? The figured bass notation reads only “5”.
If you’re talking about the very first exercise, in d minor, the figured bass of 6 – 5 both apply to the very first beat.
The chord starts as a bII6, the Eb being the chord tone that the 6 refers to.
The Eb moves down in passing motion to the D, which is what 5 refers to, then continues on to the C# over the V chord.
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