About Latin prepositions, choose the incorrect statement: I - Latin prepositions are largely old adverbs or independent particles. II - Initially,...

About Latin prepositions, choose the incorrect statement:

I - Latin prepositions are largely old adverbs or independent particles.
II - Initially, they were used to emphasize an expression, as the cases indicated relationships of place, time, cause, and manner, which were later attributed to them for greater clarity.
III - Some prepositions could govern both the ablative, with the idea of ​​staticity, and the accusative, with the idea of ​​movement.
IV - Only two prepositions, causa (because of) and gratia (for the sake of), which were actually nouns used in the ablative, governed the genitive case.
V - There is no relevance to the history of Latin.
a) Statement I
b) Statement II
c) Statement III
d) Statement IV
e) Statement V