Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 18, 2| sometimes on the eighth, unless, perchance, they mean that his earthly
 2    I, 31, 3|    doctrines, with the hope that perchance some of them, exercising
 3   II,  4, 1|        to the rest of the AEons, perchance even more ancient than they
 4   II,  6, 3|        This is the case], unless perchance they maintain that Bythus
 5   II, 13, 6|         is no degeneracy, unless perchance as in a great circle a smaller
 6   II, 21, 2|        handed down to us, unless perchance [they affirm that he is
 7  III, 16, 2|        that He is Emmanuel, lest perchance we might consider Him as
 8  III, 21, 1|         remain no suspicion that perchance the Jews, complying with
 9  III, 21, 2|          fearing lest they might perchance, by taking counsel together,
10   IV, 27, 2|          ourselves to fear, lest perchance, after [we have come to]
11   IV, 33, 5|         question whether (since, perchance, they themselves in like
12   IV, 34, 5|          from another Father, if perchance [these heretics] may at
13   IV, 36, 1|       them his only son, saying, Perchance they will reverence my son.
14   IV, 37, 3|         heed to yourselves, lest perchance your hearts be overcharged
15    V, 21, 2|         shall bear thee up, lest perchance thou dash thy foot against
16    V, 30, 3|       suggested], we infer, that perchance he who is to come shall