On account of his later criticism of the role of the Greek monarchy in the insurrection, he was imprisoned and exiled to the island of Aegina. An order from the Ministry of Justice declared: "Antypas should be placed in isolation and no one should talk to him.
Antypas was imprisoned and exiled to Aegina as a consequence of his later denunciation of the Greek monarchy's role in the insurrection. The Ministry of Justice issued an order: "He should be isolated, and no one should interact with him."