Uniqueness of isom $[・]:R \cong End(R)$ which satisfies $[α]^*=αω,α\in R$

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According to Silverman's ''Advanced topics in the arithmetic of elliptic curves'',

Proposition 1.1 Let $E/ \Bbb{C}$ be an elliptic curve with complex multiplication over ring $R⊂\Bbb{C}$. isom $[・]:R \cong End(R)$ which satisfies $[α]^*=αω,α\in R$ exists and unique.

Silverman proves existence by using isom $E_Λ\cong \Bbb{C}$. But I'm stuck with proving uniqueness. From $[α]^*=αω$, $[β]^*=βω$, how can I prove $α=β$ ?