Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |       But to us it seemed that haply he ‘knew well the time of
 2       II, IX    |     abandon the faith, but, if haply he might, to convert some
 3      III, XIII  |      will bring them to me; if haply the Lord shall be pleased,
 4      III, XXV   |       of many who feared, lest haply, having received the name
 5      III, XXV   |  things to obey his laws, lest haply when I come to the gates
 6       IV, XXII  |     the battle, went to see if haply he could find his body;
 7       IV, XXV   |      the children of men, lest haply we should at some time or
 8       IV, XXVIII|   barley to be brought him, if haply it were either the nature
 9        V, IX    |      sailing round Britain, if haply he could deliver any of
10        V, IX    |     tell it to any other, lest haply it should be a lying vision.
11        V, X     | province of the Old Saxons, if haply they could there win any
12        V, XII   |     eyes hither and thither if haply anywhere help might be found