The canon confirms the practice of fasting before celebrating the Eucharist; "sacramenta altaris" are unequivocally identified as Eucharist by the reference to Maundy Thursday. The canon provides us with an interesting piece of information about funerary rites. It seems that the Mass was facultative at such occasions. Presumably, it was said for "more important" deceased, as indicated by the expression "a service for a deceased bishop, a cleric or someone else"; if "ceterorum" referred here to anyone at all, such enumeration would have made no sense.
The canon was repeated in Registri Ecclesiae Carthaginensis Excerpta as Canon 41.
The passage from this canon is cited in the canon 6 of the Second Council of Mâcon (Gaul, AD 585), see [1547].