A Consolidated Library of Anglo-Saxon PoetryNumber of occurrences in corpus: 9
| Soul and Body I 17b | hwæt druh þu dreorega || to | hwan | drehtest þu me / eorþan fulne |
| Soul and Body I 20a | icnes || lyt þu gemundest / to | hwan | þinre sawle þing || siþþa |
| Elene 718b | e secan / nearwe geneahhe || to | hwan | hio þa næglas selost / ond de |
| Christ C 1480a | nlice || sylfum to sconde / for | hwan | ðu ðæt selegescot || ðæt |
| The Wanderer 59a | mæg || geond ðas woruld / for | hwan | modsefa || min ne gesweorce / |
| Beowulf 2071b | are cunne / sinces brytta || to | hwan | syððan wearð / hondræs hæl |
| The Paris Psalter 118:9 1a | e || ænne ne forlæte / / # / on | hwan | mæg se iunga || on godne weg |
| The Paris Psalter 73:1 1a | ris Psalter: Psalm 73 / / # / for | hwan | þu us ece god || æfre wolde |
| The Paris Psalter 73:10 1a | n || wraþe wiþ ende / / # / for | hwan | awendest þu || wuldres ansyn |