Quotation marks at the start of all the lines of a paragraph?

In some older books, if a paragraph is a part of a quote, a quotation mark is placed at the beginning of every single of its line like this:

Is there a way to emulate this with CSS? with the following requirements:

The quotation marks must not interfere with the text flow at line breaks. In the picture for example, the phrase must be "as the Jewish Temple did", not "at the Jewish ‘ Temple did". This means that presumably, quotation marks are a style feature, not part of the actual contents.

One paragraph must still be one paragraph, so no faking by breaking it up into multiple "paragraphs" and using bullet points.

The paragraph should be responsive, so if the window size is changed somehow and the contents are shifted around and the number of lines changes, the quotation marks should still apply to all lines.