They also began to participate in wider provincial politics under Domitian, when a Cyllus was manager of the Amphictyonic League at Delphi and received Roman citizenship. In the early second century AD, his son Titus Flavius Eubiotus held the same post, funded the Pythian Games, was high priest of the Imperial cult in Thessaly, and held the post of Helladarch. Another Hypatan of this time, Lucius Cassius Petraeus funded the Pythian Games twice.
They also became involved in broader provincial politics under Domitian, when a Cyllus managed the Amphictyonic League at Delphi and was granted Roman citizenship. In the early second century AD, his son Titus Flavius Eubiotus held the same position, funded the Pythian Games, served as high priest of the Imperial cult in Thessaly, and held the post of Helladarch. Another Hypatan from this period, Lucius Cassius Petraeus funded the Pythian Games twice.