The term Jaude designating the district where the Clermont ruins are found would be related to Galate via a Medieval form Jalde. However it has also been argued that the Bishop of Tours' description of the Vasso Galate seems to agree better with the plan and ornamentation of the Puy de Dôme sanctuary. But on the other hand, the design of the temple of Clermont remains generally poorly known. Another consideration, is a dedication to Mercury found in Germany which invokes the theonym Vassocaleti. Many authors have connected this epithet to Gregory's term for the temple.