(912 A.D.) Pope Lando I Pewter Medal..........Commemorative? [solved]

After quite a bit of scouring the internet, I have found absolutely no information about this medal. The obverse depicts Pope Lando I, and the reverse has a date of DCCCCXII (912 A.D.)

in a Latin legend which online translators do not seem to be able to translate.

Due to the Workmanship / Manufacturing style, it appears to me to be a 16th to 18th century commemorative.

If anyone has any information or could point me in the right direction to attribute this item, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

19.6g

Appears to be pewter or lead

37.5mm Diameter

 Do you have the lettering saved anywhere, to add it in a reply - 

or do we take time to write it ourselves? Just asking. 

 Could be: 

PATRIA SABINUS FIDIUS TRANI A DCCCCXII [912] 

PONTIFEX M CREATUR BERENGARIUM ITALIAE REGEM 

CORONASSE DICITUR FIQUE ET RUDOLPHO BURGUNDO 

PERSUASISSE VI ARMIS MUTUO ABSTINERENT CUM 

MENSIBUS TANTUM IV SEDEM TENUISSET DECESSIT 

 something like that. 

From Nürnberg

https://numismatica-italiana.lamoneta.it/moneta/W-A123/3

Thank you Apuking, your help is greatly appreciated!

The informations from this site are in Italian but with google translate or some other site you should be able to translate most of the Information 😉

  Well done. Amended: 

PATRIA SABINUS FILIUS TRANI A[nno] DCCCCXII [912] 

PONTIFEX M[aximus] CREATUR BERENGARIUM ITALIAE REGEM 

CORONASSE DIGITUR FIQUE ET RUDOLPHO BURGUNDO 

PERSUASISSE UT ARMIS MUTUO ABSTINERENT CUM 

MENSIBUS TANTUM IV SEDEM TENUISSET DECESSIT 

 something like that. 

 Rough translation: 

PATRIA SABINUS son of TRANI in the year 912 

Pontifex Maximus created BERENGARIUM King of Italy 

FIQUE and RUDOLPHO BURGUNDO are called CORONASSE 

Persuaded to avoid lending Arms when 

He had only held the seat for 4 months and died.