Granjon's late Cyrillics

Over in the 'Latinised Greek' discussion, @Nikola Kostic asked

Here are some images from Vervliet's Cyrillic & Oriental Typography in Rome at the End of the Sixteenth Century: an inquiry into the later work of Robert Granjon (1578–90), Poltroon Press, 1981.

The polu-ustav (semi-uncial) in the first image, attributed to Granjon, looks really nice on the page. It's a lot more even and consistent than a lot of later Cyrillic types in this style that try too hard to follow manuscript hands.