Cameron was best known for her work on late antiquity, early Byzantium, and the cultural and religious transformations of the eastern Roman Empire. Her books, including Procopius and the Sixth Century, Byzantine Matters, and Byzantine Christianity: A Very Brief History, were widely read both within academia and beyond.
Few people have done as much to nurture and sustain academic excellence across the University as Judy Singer. When I returned to Harvard in 2011, she quickly became one of my most trusted advisers, a person of great discernment who is valued for her good humor as well as her knowledge and wisdom.
