Ateula.  The etymology of this word seems to be nothing more than at-ulat, i.e. vlat, in the sense of attendant or servant, i.e., devotee to Mars.  It may be suspected that the name of Attila, though a Hun, had the same derivation, and had been acquired by him when he marched westward into Europe.  Ateula and Vlatos are often joined together very inconsiderately in their references by various writers; which should not be, as they are perfectly distinct legends,... (Celtic Inscriptions on Gaulish & British Coins, Poste, 1861)