For a general sense of being called:
* Yclept: This is the most common archaic word for "called." It's often used in a humorous or formal context.
* Called: While not inherently archaic, "called" can be considered archaic when used in a literary or historical context.
For a specific name or title:
* Termed: This implies a formal or specific designation.
* Styled: This suggests a title or honorific.
* Denominated: This refers to being given a name or label, especially for a category or group.
For a more poetic or literary sense:
* Named: While not archaic itself, "named" can have an archaic feel depending on the context and wording.
* Hight: This archaic verb means "called" or "named," often used in medieval literature and poetry.
The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the tone you're trying to achieve.