Let d be the isomorphism of S+/H onto O+ defined in Prop. 3. For every element φ of S+/H such that t=t(φ) is finite, one has
(6)
s(d(φ))=2t/(1−δt2),c(d(φ))=(1+δt2)/(1−δt2).
In fact φ is the class mod. H of the similitude 1+tω, and the rotation d(φ) is therefore (1+tω)2/N(1+tω)=(1+δt2+2tω)/(1−δt2) (Prop. 3), which proves (6).
Bourbaki puts the proof directly after the statement, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.