Hi Vasily,
There is a digitisation of Savigny, 1822 at http://descegy.bibalex.org/
The interface is not a simple pdf, or pleasant to use, but it seems to work. I don't think one can select and copy text from it though.
I checked quickly using the above, and as indicated in Index Animalium, and in Nomenclator Zoologicus, the name Aonis appears on page 45 of Savigny's "Egypte, 1 (3)", and is associated with the species Nereis caeca Fabricius, apparently now in Nephtys.
On the other hand Audouin & Milne Edwards, 1833 later introduce Aonis fully for Aonis foliosa, and cite Savigny in the footnote. Hartman Cat. places this name in the spionids of course.
http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/name/Aonis#406
Whereas Blainville (is it 1816?) uses the name Aonia, author Savigny, for Aonia caeca
http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/name/Aonia#487
Make of that what you will. Please let me know what you conclude. But hopefully it will not disturb stability of existing nomenclature :-)
Best,
Geoff
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>>> On 8/02/2010 at 9:16 a.m., Vasily Radashevsky <radashevsky from mail.ru>
> wrote:
>> Dear Annelideans!
>> Please help to get a description of the genus Aonie (Aonis) by Savigny
> (1818 or 1822)!!!!!
>> In attempt to understand why the name Scolelepis Blainville, 1828 has been
> in use for the same things instead...
>> Vasily Radashevsky
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