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The FBI raid on Michael Cohen may have captured information about two women who say they were “sexually victimized” by ousted state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, a lawyer claimed Friday.

Upstate attorney Peter Gleason wrote a letter to Manhattan federal Judge Kimba Wood — who’s overseeing a review of documents seized in the raid on President Trump’s “fixer” — asking her to seal any files concerning the two alleged victims.

Gleason says the two women individually came to him in 2012 and 2013 claiming Schneiderman had been “sexually inappropriate” with them.

Gleason says he advised the women against going to Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance because the DA had ignored his cases in the past — but he discussed it with ex-Post reporter Steve Dunleavy, who suggested speaking with Trump.

At the time, Schneiderman was suing the future president’s failed Trump University.

Gleason writes that he believes Dunleavy — who wasn’t working for The Post at the time — then spoke to Trump, because Cohen then called him to discuss the case.

Dunleavy told The Post on Friday that he remembers Gleason telling him about the women — but that he never spoke to Trump about it.

Gleason says he doesn’t know if Cohen kept any record of their discussion, but if he did, he wants it protected.