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To know a claim a priori is to know it to be true on the basis of reliable testimony.

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The philosophical term “a priory” was popularized by Immanuel Kant and it concerns epistemology, philosophy dealing with the theory of knowledge. A priory actually refers to something that can be deduced by reason alone, while the "a posteriori" is something that cannot be known by reason alone like empirical facts.

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